JP2011115262A - Ostomy aid holding device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a holder for holding an automatic exhalation valve which enables easy utterance for a pharynx removed person for instance. <P>SOLUTION: The ostomy aid holding device is an ostomy aid holding tool for holding an ostomy aid for covering a stoma and includes an annular ostomy aid holding device bottom plate having a pin-like projection on one surface, an ostomy aid holder body having a projection part for holding an ostomy aid on the upper surface and having a small hole to be fitted with the pin-like projection on the lower surface, and a sheet-like skin contact part comprising adhesive silicone gel and a non-adhesive silicone material. The bottom plate is clamped between the adhesive silicone and the non-adhesive silicone of the sheet-like skin contact part, and the pin-like projection of the bottom plate is fitted to the small hole of the holder body. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a holding device for holding an ostomy article for application to a site after removing an affected part from a cancer patient, and in particular, the ostomy article is securely held by an easy method without causing skin irritation. The present invention relates to a holding device.

In patients with cancer in the pharynx or larynx, the larynx is removed and a trachea is provided, but speech cannot be produced by removing the larynx. That is, vocalization is caused by vocal cord vibrations due to exhalation, but the laryngectomy person loses the vocal cords at the time of laryngectomy and the esophagus and trachea are separated by providing a trachea in the neck, so the vocal cords are vibrated The exhaled air is exhausted from the trachea.
Conventionally, as a method of uttering a laryngectomy person, there are utterances by an electric larynx and esophageal utterance. The former generates a buzzer with a machine and transmits vibrations to the oral cavity and throat through the cervical skin. However, this method is not practical because there is no inflection, the volume is small, and the sound is mechanical. The latter retreats the tongue base and injects 60 to 80 ml of air into the esophagus, and uses this air to produce the original sound at the new glottis and resonates, articulates and utters in the upper part. This method requires training and can only be acquired by about 30% of throat removers. The acquired voice is small and the conversation is interrupted, making it difficult to speak naturally.
There is a shunt utterance method as the latest utterance method. This method is a method in which a shunt (passage) is surgically constructed between the upper rear wall of the trachea and the upper front wall of the esophagus, the trachea is pressed with fingers, lung exhalation is introduced into the cervical esophagus and vocalization is performed. This method uses all the lung volume (that is, several liters of air, as in normal laryngeal utterances), and creates an original sound in the new glottis and vibrates the mucous membrane.
This shunt vocalization method is the most preferable, replacing the conventional esophageal vocalization and vocalization by the electric larynx, and is becoming popular as a method that enables voice recovery of about 90% of the laryctomy person. It is necessary to hold the finger securely so that there is no air leakage. Depending on the shape of the trachea, the trachea may be blocked with the finger and cannot be sealed sufficiently, which may cause a disadvantage in shunting. .
As a means for solving this problem, it is conceivable to provide an exhalation valve in the trachea. For example, an exhalation valve as disclosed in Patent Document 1 has been developed. The exhalation valve consists of a housing that contains a filter that provides moisture and heat exchange to avoid the introduction of outside air directly into the trachea, and a valve that can optionally seal the trachea hole. By covering the trachea and pressing the center of the exhalation valve with a finger or the like, it is possible to securely seal and speak without directly touching the trachea.
However, the exhalation-valve holding method that has been commercialized consists of a skin contact member having a support portion that supports the exhalation-valve. The material of the skin-contacting member is a hydrocolloid or the like, and is a sheet that is familiar with the unevenness of the skin and has less air and physical irritation. And the adhesive-type sheet-like holder which has an adhesive layer in the back surface and adhere | attaches directly on the skin around a trachea hole by this adhesive layer is used. However, in many cases, the adhesive sheet-like holder cannot be used for people with weak skin due to the occurrence of fog due to the adhesive.

  Also, in the case of colorectal cancer, after removing the cancer by opening a hole (stoma) in the abdominal wall, an artificial anus was provided in the resulting stoma, and the excreta discharged was stored and processed in a sachet. As a method of attaching to the stoma of the abdominal wall, a mounting member capable of attaching and detaching a pouch is conventionally fixed with an adhesive at the stoma position. However, when fixed with an adhesive, it tends to cause skin inflammation around the stoma due to the action of the adhesive. In order to prevent this inflammation, a flange made of soft silicone rubber was developed, and the flange was fixed to the stomach position of the abdomen by wrapping a rubber belt around the body. However, the use of a rubber band is accompanied by a cumbersome work.

Japanese National Patent Publication No. 9-5060801 Registered Utility Model No. 3115054 Registered Utility Model No. 3121956

  Therefore, the present inventors have completed the present invention as a result of various investigations on a stoma device holding device that can be easily mounted with the stoma product such as the exhalation valve and the defecation sachet without causing skin irritation. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a stoma article holding device that can be easily mounted without causing skin rash around the stoma and does not cause a shift in the mounting position.

  The gist of the present invention is a stoma article holding tool for holding a stoma article covering a stoma, the stoma holder having a bottom plate of an annular stoma article holding part having a pin-like projection on one surface; A stoma article holder body having a convex part for holding the stoma article on the upper surface and a small hole for fitting with the pin-like projection on the lower face, an adhesive silicone gel, and a non-adhesive silicone material; The bottom plate is sandwiched between the adhesive silicone and non-adhesive silicone of the sheet-like skin portion, and the pin-like projections of the bottom plate are fitted into the small holes in the bottom plate. This is a stoma article holder characterized by the above.

  Since the sheet-like skin contact member of the stoma article holder in the present invention is composed of a laminated sheet of silicone material and silicone gel, both are easy to integrate, easily adapt to the thickness and unevenness of the skin around the stoma, and Since the adhesive silicone gel is directly attached to the skin around the stoma, it is possible to prevent skin fogging like a conventional holder having an adhesive layer. Since the bottom plate is interposed between the silicone material and the silicone gel, the bottom plate can be reliably held without causing misalignment and can be used repeatedly.

The perspective view of the stoma article holder main body used by this invention The perspective view of the stoma article holder bottom plate used in the present invention Sectional drawing of the stoma tool holder which concerns on this invention

The present invention will be described in detail.
In the present invention, the stoma device is a device for covering a stoma (small hole) of a human body provided for removing cancer. For example, in the case of laryngeal cancer, the trachea is closed to induce exhalation into the shunt. An exhalation valve for applying vibration to the mucous membrane or a waste storage bag attached to an artificial anus in the case of colorectal cancer. In the case of an exhalation-valve, a commercially available exhalation-valve can be used for adjusting the humidity (moisture) and temperature of the outside air and allowing inspiration to pass through a breathable sponge layer. The excrement storage bag to be attached to the colostomy may be a soft plastic sachet currently used.
The material constituting the bottom plate of the annular stoma product holder and the stoma product holder body according to the present invention may be either the same or different plastic materials, for example, polycarbonate resin for the bottom plate and acrylic resin for the holder body. May be used. And the sheet-like skin member used in the present invention is composed of a laminate of a silicone material having an appropriate elasticity and an adhesive silicone gel that has adhesiveness and can be attached to the skin around the stoma. Silicone such as (dimethylpolysiloxane) is preferred. The central portion has a vent hole and communicates with the vent hole of the holder body. The bottom plate is interposed between the silicone material and the adhesive silicone gel of the sheet-like skin contact portion made of a laminate of the silicone material and the adhesive silicone gel.
In use, the pin-shaped protrusions protruding from the bottom plate are fitted into the small hole of the stoma article holder body, integrated with the through-hole of the sheet-like skin material, and aligned with the stoma. To wear. After that, the stoma article holder is held so that the outer periphery of the stoma article is in contact with the inner wall of the convex portion of the stoma article holder body.

Next, the holder according to the present invention will be described specifically with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a stoma article holder main body 6 according to the present invention. The stoma article holder main body 6 has a convex portion 7 for holding the stoma article on its upper surface and an annular hole having a vent hole in the center. The lower surface of the body has a small hole 8 into which the pin-like protrusion 5 of the bottom plate 4 of the stoma article holding portion is fitted. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the stoma article holding portion bottom plate 4, which is an annular body having a vent hole in the center and has a pin-like protrusion 5 on one surface thereof.
Thus, the stoma article holder according to the present invention is configured such that the bottom plate 4 is sandwiched between the adhesive silicone 2 and the non-adhesive silicone material 3 of the sheet-like skin portion 1 and protrudes upward. The projection 5 is inserted into the small hole 8 of the stoma article holder main body 6, and the respective vent holes are connected to form a through hole 9. The cross section is shown in FIG.
In use, the exhalation valve is placed so as to close the through hole 9 at the center of the skin-contacting member 1, and the outer periphery of the exhalation valve is fitted into the convex portion 7 and fixed. Then, the center of the skin contact member is aligned with the center of the trachea and is directly attached to the skin around the stoma.

  By using the stoma article holder according to the present invention, the stoma can be easily closed. For example, when an exhalation valve is mounted on the trachea, a throat practitioner who requires close and clear communication is required. Even if the trachea is difficult to close with a finger, the trachea can be reliably sealed through the exhalation valve and can be uttered clearly, so that a complete social return can be achieved. In addition, it is very hygienic because a patient can easily and surely attach a waste storage pouch to a patient wearing a colostomy.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Skin contact member 2 Adhesive silicone gel 3 Silicone material 4 Stoma article holder bottom plate 5 Pin-like protrusion 6 Stoma article holder main body 7 Stoma holding convex part 8 Small hole 9 Through hole

Claims (2)

  A stoma article holding device for holding a stoma article covering a stoma, the stoma holder holding a bottom plate of an annular stoma article holder having a pin-shaped projection on one side and an stoma article on an upper surface A sheet-like skin comprising a stoma article holder body having a convex portion for carrying out and a small hole for fitting with the pin-like projection on the lower surface, an adhesive silicone gel, and a non-adhesive silicone material The bottom plate is sandwiched between the adhesive silicone and non-adhesive silicone of the sheet-like skin portion, and the pin-like projections of the bottom plate are fitted into the small holes of the holder main body. Stoma supplies holding tool. The stoma article holder according to claim 1, wherein the stoma article is an exhalation valve.

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