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Granted Patent B2
US 12,004,936 · App. 17/063,804 · Granted Jun 11, 2024

Incontinence clamp device

Inventors: Shawn P Higgins (Cheyenne, WY); Ignacio Navarro De Corcuera (Madrid, ES)
Assignee: Cross Innovations, LLC
A61F2/0054
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Patent No.
US 12,004,936
App. No.
17/063,804
Granted
Jun 11, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

An incontinence clamping device has been presented herein. The incontinence clamping device comprises an upper clamp arm having a stopper and a bottom clamp arm having a locking component with a plurality of interlocking gaps. The incontinence clamping device further comprises a top and a bottom stabilizer having a plurality of zig-zag portion including at least one or more elevated and one or more non-elevated portions. The incontinence clamping device further comprises an upper silicone fitting that is used for accommodating the top stabilizer and a bottom silicone fitting that is used for accommodating the bottom stabilizer. The incontinence clamping device in its closed state allows for delivery of different pressures to urethra and corpus spongiosum as a function of various sizes of penises in a flaccid state.

Claims (20)

1. An incontinence clamping device, comprising:

an upper clamp arm having a stopper,

a bottom clamp arm having a locking component with a plurality of interlocking gaps,

wherein the stopper is operable to be inserted into one of the plurality of interlocking gaps for facilitating locking of the upper and bottom clamp arms,

a top stabilizer having a plurality of zig-zag portion including at least one or more elevated and one or more non-elevated portions,

a bottom stabilizer having a plurality of zig-zag portion including at least one or more elevated and one or more non-elevated portions,

an upper silicone fitting that is used for accommodating the top stabilizer, and

a bottom silicone fitting that is used for accommodating the bottom stabilizer,

wherein the incontinence clamping device in its closed state allows for delivery of different pressures to urethra and corpus spongiosum as a function of various sizes of penises in a flaccid state.

2. An incontinence clamping device, comprising:

an upper clamp arm;

a bottom clamp arm;

a top stabilizer;

a bottom stabilizer having a plurality of zig-zag portions including at least one or more elevated and one or more non-elevated portions;

an upper silicone fitting that is used in conjunction with the top stabilizer; and

a bottom silicone fitting that is used in conjunction with the bottom stabilizer, wherein the incontinence clamping device in its closed state allows for delivery of different pressures to urethra and corpus spongiosum as a function of various sizes of penises in a flaccid state.

3. An incontinence clamping device, comprising:

an upper clamp arm having an inside surface and an outside surface, the upper clamp arm comprising a plurality of gaps disposed from the inside surface to the outside surface such that, when the incontinence clamp device is unassembled, the plurality of gaps can be seen from both the inside surface and the outside surface;

a bottom clamp arm configured to lock with the upper clamp arm; and

an upper silicone fitting disposed in assembled form about the inside surface of the upper clamp arm to obscure view of the plurality of gaps from the inside surface, wherein the incontinence clamping device in its closed state allows for delivery of different pressures to urethra and corpus spongiosum as a function of various sizes of penises in a flaccid state.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 6, 2024
From: HIGGINS, SHAWN P.; DE CORCUERA, IGNACIO NAVARRO
To: CROSS INNOVATIONS, LLC
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Continuity (1)
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