JP5458333B1 - Dust bag for stoma orthosis - Google Patents

Abstract

When replacing a stoma device, the stoma, excrement falling from the stoma device, or sudden urine urine can be received, and the floor or the like is prevented from being soiled.
A frame body 3 having an expandable rectangular frame shape, a bag body 5 for receiving excrement from a stoma s or stoma appliance 51 in which an opening 4 is attached to the frame body 3, and the frame body 3. And a sticking plate 2 having an adhesive surface 11 attached to the abdomen ab, attached to the abdomen side thin plate portion 6, and when replacing the stoma device 51, the reinforcing thin plate portion is formed by a folding line 7 b for bending. At the same time, the opening 4 of the bag body 5 is expanded, the long side portion of the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 is bent at the reinforcing folding line 7a, and both end portions of the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 are connected to the abdomen side thin plate portion. 6 and the projecting side thin plate portion 8 are stretched so that rigidity is generated in the frame 3.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a dust bag for an ostomy appliance that prevents the excrement from dropping from the ostomy device or the ostomy appliance to a floor or the like when the ostomy appliance attached to the ostomy discharge stoma is exchanged.

  A ostomy appliance is used to store “urine” or “stool” excreted from a stoma created in the abdomen by surgery when an artificial bladder or anus is constructed. There are two types of stoma appliances: an artificial bladder made of an impermeable flexible plastic film and an artificial anus. In addition, there are various types of stoma devices, and in order for the user to have a comfortable daily life, he can choose a device suitable for him according to the stoma, skin condition, lifestyle, and the like. For example, there are two types: a one-piece (single item) appliance and a two-piece (two item) appliance.

  As shown in FIG. 12, a one-piece (single-piece) device 51 includes a stoma bag (pouch) 52 and a face plate (flange) 53 serving as a waste storage bag. This is easy to handle because the stoma bag 52 is simply pasted directly to the abdomen. Moreover, since the face plate 53 is rich in flexibility, it is easy to adjust to the skin. The one-piece brace 51 includes “free cut” in which the wearer makes a hole 54 in the face plate 53 according to the size of the stoma, and “pre-cut” in which a hole is previously made so that it is not necessary to cut it by oneself.

  A two-piece (two-part) orthosis is an orthosis in which a stoma bag and a face plate are separated. The orientation of the stoma bag can be freely changed with the face plate attached, and urine can be stored without twisting the tube even when the urine collection bag is connected at bedtime. It is also possible to replace with a dedicated bathing cap when bathing.

When replacing the stoma appliance, the procedure shown in the flowchart of FIG. 13 is followed. First, the old face plate 53 is peeled off from the abdomen. The old stoma appliance 51 is removed. After removal, the skin surface around the stoma is washed with soap or the like.
After the washed skin surface dries, a new face plate 53 is pasted. In the one-piece (single item) appliance 51, since the face plate 53 and the stoma bag 52 are integrated, the replacement is completed. In the case of a two-piece orthosis, a new face plate is affixed, and then a stoma bag is attached to the face plate to complete the replacement.

In such a series of operations, since the skin surface around the stoma is contaminated with excrement discharged from the stoma after the skin surface is washed and until the new face plate 53 (stoma bag 52) is pasted, Leakage of the excrement is prevented by sucking the excrement with a cotton swab or a rolled gauze.
Finally, the floor and the like are soiled with excrement, cleaning liquid, etc. that have fallen during the replacement of the stoma appliance, so this is cleaned.

  Regarding a technique for smoothly exchanging such a stoma device, for example, in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 7-28519 “Exhaust fluid receptacle for stoma care” of Patent Document 1, a ring-shaped mouth that comes into contact with an external body exposed portion of the stoma A stoma care excretory fluid receiving device having a portion and a liquid absorbing material holding portion continuous from the mouth has been proposed.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-28519

In the case of an artificial bladder, when changing the stoma device, urine is discharged from the stoma in small amounts. To hold it down, roll gauze wrapped with gauze in a rod shape, water absorption pad, tape to stop these, etc. Need to prepare. Thus, the setup for replacing the stoma device takes time, and the replacement work is troublesome.
Furthermore, when changing the stoma appliance, urine may suddenly spout out of the room, and the floor of the room may be soiled. It was difficult to stop such a sudden urine jet.

  In either case of an artificial bladder or an artificial anus, it is necessary to replace with a new ostomy appliance after 3 to 4 days, and the area around the stoma needs to be washed with soap or the like. The floor is easily soiled with the washing water used at that time. Many people used bathrooms that were easy to process after the wash water was scattered and the excrement dropped. However, replacement in a bathroom without hot water in the winter and a bathroom without heating facilities was cold and hot.

  In addition, the “stomat care excretory fluid receiving device” of Patent Document 1 cannot cope with the sudden ejection of urine when the stoma device is replaced. In addition, it was not possible to deal with floor fouling during cleaning with cleaning water.

  The present invention has been developed to solve such problems. That is, the object of the present invention is to provide a stoma device that can catch the excrement falling from the stoma or the stoma device, sudden urine urine when replacing the stoma device, and prevent the floor from being soiled. It is to provide a dust bag.

The present invention relates to a stoma bag attached by attaching a flange-shaped face plate (53) having a hole (54) to an abdomen around an urinary bladder or ostomy stoma (s) made in the abdomen. 52) When replacing the stoma device (51) for storing excrement in the stoma device (51), the stoma device dust bag (1) for receiving excrement leaked from the stoma (s) or the stoma device (51) at a lower position. And
The abdomen side thin plate part (6), which is a thin plate located on the abdomen (ab) side of the person wearing the stoma orthosis dust bag (1), and the reinforcing folding lines (7a , 7a ) in the long side direction ) is bent for folding line (7b) is formed in the short side direction, and the reinforcing Hosoban section respectively linked sheet across the abdominal side Hosoban part (6) and (7, 7), the two reinforcing Hosoban portion protruding side Hosoban tip is a thin plate which connects the (7, 7) become from (8), wherein both reinforcing fine plate folded into two at the bent for folding line (7b) A frame (3) that becomes a rectangular frame when the portion (7, 7) is expanded;
An opening (4) is attached to each of the thin plate portions (6, 7, 7, 8) constituting the frame (3) in order to receive excretion from the stoma (s) or stoma appliance (51). A bag body (5) opened by the development of the frame;
An adhesive plate (2) having an adhesive surface (11) attached to the abdomen (ab) and attached to the abdomen side thin plate part (6),
Upon replacement of the ostomy appliance (51), said frame in said two reinforcing Hosoban portion folded in folding a folding line (7b) (7, 7) can be extended in a long side direction to be separated from each other a body opening (3) of the bag body to expand the rectangular frame (5) (4) is opened, the long side portion of the reinforcing fold lines reinforcement for Hosoban section in (7a) (7) in the frame body inside the folding Rukoto in to cause rigidity frame (3) after the (3) were assembled as rectangular form is maintained, the bag main body ostomy appliance (51) (5) It is characterized by using the affixing surface (11) of the affixing plate (2) affixed to the abdomen (ab) at the lower position of the stoma in a state where it crawls .
For example, two reinforcing fold lines (7a , 7a ) are formed in the long side direction of the reinforcing thin plate portion (7) so that the cross section of the reinforcing thin plate portion (7) is substantially U-shaped downward. ) Is preferred.

It is preferable to provide a partition (13) for receiving excretion ejected from the stoma (s) on the long side of the protruding thin plate portion (8).
It is preferable that the frame body (3), the sticking plate (2), and the bag body (5) are made of a paper material so that a combustible treatment can be performed after the use of the dust bag (1) for the stoma device.

A liquid absorbent material (14) that absorbs the liquid content of excreta can be provided inside the bag body (5).
A deodorizing agent (15) that absorbs odors from excrement can be provided inside the bag body (5).

  In the invention having the above-described configuration, the stoma orthosis dust bag (1) attached to the abdomen (ab) includes the two expanded thin plate portions (7), the abdomen side thin plate portion (6), and the protruding side thin plate. The shape of the frame (3) composed of the portion (8) can be maintained in a state where the opening (4) of the bag body (5) is widened. When exchanging the stoma device (51), the stoma (s) or excrement falling from the stoma device (51) can be easily received, and the floor or the like can be prevented from being soiled during the replacement.

  Since the frame (3) can maintain the state in which the opening (4) of the bag body (5) is widened, a finger can be inserted through the opening (4), and the old stoma device (51), face plate ( There is no hindrance to a series of replacement operations such as removal of 53), cleaning of the skin surface, installation of a new stoma appliance (51), and face plate (53).

It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the dust bag for stoma appliances of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the dust bag for stoma appliances of the state which expand | deployed and completed. It is a perspective view which shows the state which expand | deploys the dust bag for ostomy appliances. It is an expanded sectional view which shows the state which assembles the long side part of the thin board part for reinforcement, (a) is the state before bending, (b) is the state which bends the 1st, (c) is the state which bends the 2nd, d) is a state where both are completely bent. The state which used the dust bag for stoma devices of this invention for the stoma device for artificial bladders is shown, (a) is a front view, (b) is a side view. It is a front view which shows the state which used the dust bag for stoma devices of this invention for the stoma device for colostomy. It is a fragmentary perspective view which shows the modification of the frame which provided the partition in the protrusion side thin board part. It is a front view which shows the modification of a partition. It is a perspective view which shows the modification which put the absorber and the deodorizing agent inside the bag main body. It is a perspective view which shows the state which folds the dust bag for ostomy appliances. It is a top view which shows the state which folded the dust bag for ostomy appliances. It is a front view which shows an ostomy appliance. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | work procedure at the time of exchanging an ostomy appliance.

  The present invention, when replacing the stoma device attached to the stoma, receives the excrement from the stoma or the stoma device, the expandable frame, the bag body for storing the excretion portion, and the sticking plate to be attached to the abdomen. It is a dust bag for stoma appliances.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a dust bag for an ostomy appliance according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the dust bag for a stoma device in a state of being developed and completed.
The dust bag 1 for an ostomy appliance according to the present invention includes a sticking plate 2 to be attached to a position below the stoma s in the abdomen ab and a deployable frame 3 when the ostomy appliance 51 attached to the ostomy s is replaced. This is a foldable bag-shaped tool comprising a bag body 5 in which the opening 4 is widened by the frame 3. The ostomy appliance dust bag 1 is attached to the abdomen in a state in which excrement falling from the ostomy device 51 or the ostomy appliance 51 is received when the ostomy appliance 51 attached to the ostomy device s is replaced.

<Frame structure>
The frame 3 has a stomach portion side thin plate portion 6 located in the abdomen ab and two reinforcing thin plate portions 7 connected to both ends of the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 when the dust bag 1 for stoma device is used. The projecting side thin plate portion 8 is connected to both the reinforcing thin plate portions 7 so as to have a square frame shape. The frame 3 portion shown in FIG. 1 shows a state completed in a square frame shape. The abdomen side thin plate portion 6 and the protruding side thin plate portion 8 are elongated thin plates. The reinforcing thin plate portion 7 is a thin plate in which two reinforcing folding lines 7a are formed in the long side direction and one bending folding line 7b is formed in the short side direction. The fold lines 7a and 7b are in a state in which a linear groove or perforation is opened in the thin plate portion so that the thin thin plate portion can be easily bent.

  The abdomen side thin plate part 6, the protruding side thin plate part 8 and the reinforcing thin plate part 7 are made of a flexible sheet material having a predetermined thickness so as to follow the curved surface of the abdomen. is there. For example, each of the thin plate portions 6, 7, 7, and 8 is formed by cutting a single long paper sheet material into a respective shape and connecting both ends thereof. The fold lines 7a and 7b formed grooves by press working. As a material, a sheet material made of paper having a thickness that can be easily bent and can maintain its shape is preferable. However, it is also possible to use a plastic sheet material instead of the paper sheet material.

  In addition to the frame 3, the dust bag 1 for an ostomy appliance in which all of the sticking plate 2 and the bag body 5 to be described later are made of a paper material can be flammable after use, so that the post-processing becomes easy.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the dust bag for the stoma device is deployed. FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state in which the long side portion of the reinforcing thin plate portion is assembled. (A) is a state before folding, (b) is a state where the first is folded, and (c) is a second state. State (d) is a state where both are completely bent.
When the dust bag 1 for ostomy appliances is deployed for use, the bag body 5 wound around the folded frame 3 is unfolded as shown in FIG. The protruding side thin plate portion 8 is widened away from the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 of the frame 3. At the same time, the two reinforcing thin plate portions 7 that are bent unfold in the long side direction along the folding line 7b.

  As shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 has a long side portion of the frame body 3 at the first reinforcing folding line 7 a in the long side direction of the reinforcing thin plate portion 7. Bend inward. Further, as shown in FIG. 4 (c), the long side portion is folded inward by the second reinforcing fold line 7a, and finally, as shown in FIG. 4 (d), it is long by the two reinforcing fold lines 7a. Bend the side part at a right angle. By this two-folding, the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 has a substantially U-shaped downward cross section from a single thin plate, and has a predetermined rigidity.

  The connected thin plate portions 6, 7, 7, and 8 form a square frame 3, but both end portions of a substantially U shape obtained by bending both reinforcing thin plate portions 7 to which rigidity is given are abdomen. Since the side thin plate portion 6 and the surface portion of the protruding side thin plate portion 8 are in contact with each other, the frame body 3 can maintain a rectangular shape without being distorted. The bag body 5 in which the opening 4 is attached to the long sides of the four thin plate portions 6, 7, 7, 8 is maintained in a state in which the opening 4 is widened.

As shown in FIG. 3, each reinforcing fold line 7 a is formed with a flange 9 on one short side portion (on the protruding thin plate portion 8 side), and in the slit 10 of the protruding thin plate portion 8. It is designed to be detachably engaged. Due to the engagement between the flange portion 9 and the slit 10, the rectangular shape of the frame body 3 can be more firmly maintained. However, the engagement between the flange 9 and the slit 10 is such that it can be easily attached and detached. When the dust bag 1 for the stoma device is used, the flange 9 is removed from the slit 10 and the long side direction of the folded reinforcing thin plate portion 7 is extended so that the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 is folded into the original thin plate shape. It is.
In addition, if it is the structure which engages the edge part of a thin plate material, it will not be limited to the example of illustration. For example, instead of the flange portion 9, a slit may also be formed in the reinforcing fold line 7 a so as to engage with the slit 10 of the protruding thin plate portion 8.

<Bag body configuration>
A bag body 5 is attached to the frame 3. The opening 4 of the bag body 5 is attached to the long sides of the thin plate portions 6, 7, 7, 8 constituting the frame 3 by an adhesive, thermocompression bonding, or the like. The frame 3 has a function of expanding the opening 4 of the bag body 5 and, as described above, can easily receive excretion from the stoma s or the stoma appliance 51 by maintaining the opening 4 in the expanded state. Become.

  The bag body 5 is a bag made of a plastic film made of a soft material such as waterproof paper, polyethylene, vinyl chloride, or polypropylene. The bag body 5 in the illustrated example has a side-down triangular prism shape, one side surface portion is an opening 4, and folding lines 5 a are formed on both bottom surface portions. The folding line 5a is continuous with the folding line 7b of the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 described above. When the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 is folded, the bag body 5 can be easily folded. In the bag body 5 made of a soft material, it is not necessary to positively provide the folding line 5a. Further, the overall shape of the bag body 5 is not limited to the triangular prism shape that is laid down, and can be a substantially cylindrical shape that is laid down, a substantially prismatic shape, or other shapes.

  The depth of the bag body 5, that is, the length in the vertical direction at the time of mounting, is sufficient if it is a length obtained by subtracting the length of the face plate 53 portion from the total length of the stoma device 51. This is because the bag body 5 is not intended to support the stoma appliance 51, but is intended to prevent dropping of excrement to the floor when the stoma appliance 51 is replaced.

<Configuration of sticking plate>
The sticking plate 2 is attached to the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 of the frame 3. The sticking plate 2 is an elongated plate-like member having the same size as the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 or slightly larger than the abdomen side thin plate portion 6. The affixing plate 2 is provided with the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 on one side and the adhesive surface 11 on the other side. A release sheet 12 is usually attached to the adhesive surface 11 so that it is not attached to other objects when not in use. When using the dust bag 1 for stoma appliances of this invention, the peeling sheet 12 is peeled off from the sticking board 2, and the adhesion surface 11 is exposed. In this state, it can be attached to the lower position of the stoma s.

  Since this sticking plate 2 is stuck to the abdomen ab of the wearer near the stoma s, the sticking force of the sticking surface 11 is that the weight of the dust bag 1 for the stoma device and the bag body 5 contain a certain amount of excrement. It must be strong enough to be supported. However, since it is necessary to easily remove the stoma device 51 after the replacement of the stoma device 51, a strong adhesive force is not necessary. The adhesive surface 11 is attached to a part of the bag body 5 wound around the frame 3 in which the used stoma device dust bag 1 is folded, so that the used stoma device dust bag 1 can be made compact. There is also a function to maintain.

<Procedure for using the stoma orthosis dust bag>
FIG. 5 shows a state where the dust bag for an ostomy appliance according to the present invention is used for an ostomy appliance for an artificial bladder, wherein (a) is a front view and (b) is a side view. FIG. 6 is a front view showing a state in which the dust bag for an ostomy appliance of the present invention is used for an ostomy appliance for an artificial anus.
The dust bag 1 for an ostomy appliance according to the present invention expands the frame 3 in a square shape when the ostomy appliance 51 attached to the ostomy s is replaced. First, the bag body 5 wound around the folded frame 3 is expanded. The protruding side thin plate portion 8 is widened away from the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 of the frame 3. At the same time, the two reinforcing thin plate portions 7 are unfolded at the folding line 7b.

  The long side portion is bent inward of the frame 3 by the first reinforcing fold line 7a in the long side direction of the reinforcing thin plate portion 7, and further the long side portion is bent inward by the second reinforcing fold line 7a. As a result of this two-folding, the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 has a substantially U-shaped cross section that is downward from the thin plate, and the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 has a predetermined rigidity.

  When the frame body 3 is assembled so that the rectangular shape is maintained, the release sheet 12 is peeled off from the sticking plate 2 in the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 to expose the adhesive surface 11. The stoma bag 52 of the stoma device 51 is inserted from the frame 3 so that the adhesive surface 11 of the sticking plate 2 is attached to the lower position of the stoma s.

  In the ostomy appliance dust bag 1 in such a state, the ostomy appliance 51 is replaced in the same manner as in the prior art as follows. First, the old stoma appliance 51 is removed. The skin surface around the stoma s after the removal is washed cleanly. Even if the detergent or disinfectant at this time falls, the bag main body 5 receives it, so that the floor surface can be prevented from being soiled.

  After the skin surface dries, a new face plate 53 (stoma bag 52) is attached. Even when the old stoma appliance 51 is removed, the excrement, particularly urine, continues to come out after washing the skin surface until the new face plate 53 (stoma bag 52) is pasted. Even if excrement such as urine is ejected at this time, the bag body 5 receives the waste, so that the floor or the like can be prevented from being soiled.

  When the new face plate 53 (stoma bag 52) has been pasted, the replacement work is completed, and the stoma orthosis dust bag 1 is removed from the abdomen ab.

  The used ostomy appliance dust bag 1 allows the excrement accumulated in the bag body 5 to flow to the toilet. The first and second reinforcing fold lines 7a are unfolded so that the folded long side portion of the reinforcing thin plate portion 7 is returned to the original position, and the fold lines 7b are bent. In this state, the protruding side thin plate portion 8 is folded up from the abdominal side thin plate portion 6. At the same time, the bag body 5 is folded along the folding line 5a. Next, the bag body 5 is wound around the abdomen side thin plate portion 6 and the protruding side thin plate portion 8 which are overlapped. Since the adhesive surface 11 of the sticking plate is exposed on the abdomen side thin plate portion 6, the bag body 5 is stuck here. As a result, the dust bag 1 for a stoma device after use that has become compact does not spread unintentionally, and subsequent disposal processing and the like can be easily performed.

<Composition of screen>
FIG. 7 is a partial perspective view showing a modified example of the frame body in which a partition is provided on the protruding thin plate portion. FIG. 8 is a front view showing a modification of the screen.
Even when the ostomy appliance 51 is removed, excreta, particularly urine, continues to come out. In particular, urine may erupt. Therefore, in this modification, a partition 13 is provided upward on the long side of the protruding thin plate portion 8 constituting the frame 3. The position of the partition 13 is the front position of the stoma s. Since the partition 13 receives urine ejected from the stoma s, it is possible to prevent the floor surface from being soiled. The received urine is stored in the bag body 5.

  The partition 13 in the illustrated example has a quadrangular shape, but is not limited to this shape, and may have a hemispherical shape as shown in FIG. Furthermore, it can be trapezoidal or triangular. The shape is not limited as long as it has a shape or size capable of receiving the urine that is ejected. However, the partition 13 which is too large is not preferable because it prevents the dust bag 1 for the stoma device from being compactly folded.

<Absorbent and deodorant>
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a modification in which an absorbent material and a deodorizing agent are placed inside the bag body.
A liquid absorbent 14 for absorbing the liquid content of excreta was provided inside the bag body 5. Usually, when a large amount of excrement accumulates in the bag body 5, it flows to the toilet, but a small amount of excrement may accumulate in the bag body 5. In such a state, excrement, urine, etc. may ooze out when the stoma device dust bag 1 after replacement is rolled up and discarded. Therefore, a liquid absorbent material 14 such as a water-absorbing polymer, a fiber material or a non-woven fabric that absorbs the liquid content of excrement is provided in the bag main body 5 to absorb the liquid content.

  Further, a deodorizing agent 15 that absorbs odors from excrement is provided inside the bag body 5. In the present invention, the stoma device 51 can be replaced without contaminating the floor even if the stoma device 51 does not go to the bathroom as in the prior art. However, the living room may not be equipped with a ventilation fan like the bathroom. There is a risk that the odor of excrement will be trapped in the room. Therefore, by providing the deodorizer 15 inside the bag body 5, the stoma device 51 can be comfortably replaced by absorbing the odor from the excrement.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which the dust bag for the stoma device is folded. FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a state where the stoma orthosis dust bag is folded.
When storing the stoma orthopedic dust bag 1 or discarding it after use, the frame 3 has a long side portion, as shown in FIG. The abdomen side thin plate portion 6 and the protruding side thin plate portion 8 are brought close to each other and folded small by being bent so as to be pushed inward by the folding line 7b. Further, as shown in FIG. 11, the bag body 5 having the opening 4 attached to the long sides of the thin plate portions 6, 7, 7, 8 is literally a bag-like member, and is thus wound around the folded frame 3. Can be folded.

  In the present invention, by attaching a bag for storing the stoma device 51 to the abdomen ab, when exchanging the stoma device 51, the excrement falling from the stoma s or the stoma device 51 and the urine ejected suddenly can be received. Of course, the present invention is not limited to the embodiment of the present invention described above as long as the floor can be prevented from being soiled, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

  The dust bag for an ostomy appliance according to the present invention can be used when a person's skin is washed with a liquid other than an artificial bladder and an artificial anus.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Dust bag for stoma devices 2 Adhesion board 3 Frame 3a Folding line 4 Opening part 5 Bag main body 6 Abdomen side thin plate part 7 Reinforcement thin plate part 7a Reinforcement folding line 7b Bending line for bending 8 Protrusion side thin plate part DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Adhesive surface 13 Screen 14 Liquid absorbent material 15 Deodorant 51 Stoma orthosis s Stoma ab Abdomen

Claims (6)

Excretion in a stoma bag (52) attached by attaching a flange-shaped face plate (53) with holes (54) to the abdomen around the stoma (s) for artificial bladder or artificial anus built in the abdomen A stoma device dust bag (1) for receiving excrement leaked from the stoma (s) or the stoma device (51) at a lower position when replacing the stoma device (51) for storing an object ,
The abdomen side thin plate part (6), which is a thin plate located on the abdomen (ab) side of the person wearing the stoma orthosis dust bag (1), and the reinforcing folding lines (7a , 7a ) in the long side direction ) is bent for folding line (7b) is formed in the short side direction, and the reinforcing Hosoban section respectively linked sheet across the abdominal side Hosoban part (6) and (7, 7), the two reinforcing Hosoban portion protruding side Hosoban tip is a thin plate which connects the (7, 7) become from (8), wherein both reinforcing fine plate folded into two at the bent for folding line (7b) A frame (3) that becomes a rectangular frame when the portion (7, 7) is expanded;
An opening (4) is attached to each of the thin plate portions (6, 7, 7, 8) constituting the frame (3) in order to receive excretion from the stoma (s) or stoma appliance (51). A bag body (5) opened by the development of the frame;
An adhesive plate (2) having an adhesive surface (11) attached to the abdomen (ab) and attached to the abdomen side thin plate part (6),
Upon replacement of the ostomy appliance (51), said at be extended in a long side direction to be separated the two reinforcing Hosoban portion folded at the bent for folding line (7b) and (7, 7) to each other frame (3) by expanding the rectangular frame is opened opening (4) of the bag body (5), said long sides of the reinforcing for Hosoban part in reinforcing fold lines (7a) (7) after assembling inside bent causing stiffness in Rukoto frame of the frame (3) the portions (3) as rectangular form is maintained, the bag main body ostomy appliance (51) (5) A dust bag for an ostomy appliance, which is used by sticking the affixing surface (11) of the affixing plate (2) to the abdomen (ab) at a lower position of the stoma in a state where it is rubbed . The reinforcing thin plate portion (7) so that the cross section of the reinforcing thin plate portion (7) is substantially U-shaped downward.
The stoma orthosis dust bag according to claim 1, wherein two reinforcing folding lines (7a , 7a ) are formed in the long side direction. The dust bag for an ostomy appliance according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a partition (13) for receiving excretion ejected from the stoma (s) is provided on a long side of the protruding thin plate portion (8). . In order to be combustible after use of the dust bag (1) for the stoma device, the frame (
3), claims the pasting the bag body and Chakuban (2) (5) is made of paper material, characterized in that
A dust bag for one, two or three stoma appliances. The dust bag for an ostomy appliance according to claim 1, 2, 3 or 4 , wherein a liquid absorbent (14) for absorbing the liquid content of excreta is provided inside the bag body (5). The dust bag for an ostomy appliance according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 , wherein a deodorizing agent (15) for absorbing odor from excrement is provided inside the bag body (5).