JPH01500487A - colostomy equipment - Google Patents

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Artificial anal device Background and purpose of the day The word ostomy comes from the Latin words si, oma, meaning open. The medical term ``ostomy'' is derived from the term ``ostomy,'' in which urine or intestinal waste products are Associated with various conditions that are removed through an opening in the abdominal wall (anterior abdomen). This anterior abdominal wall opening as part of a variety of surgical procedures to treat a number of different medical conditions. It is formed. For example, a colostomy allows the contents of the lower large intestine to pass through an opening in the lower abdominal wall. It is a surgically created route that allows for exit. Ileoplasty is similar externally formed that allows the contents of the small intestine or ileum to exit the body It is an opening. The urinary bypass can also be caused by congenital defects or due to treatment of disease. Formed when a medical procedure requires an alternative route for urine drainage. Example of urinary bypass There is ureteroplasty, urinary conduit or urinary ileal formation, all of which collectively form the ureteroid. It is known as becoming.

All types of colostomy surgery were developed \°35 years ago. Advances in surgical technology As time progressed, this external treatment and use increased. body waste surgically External drainage holes formed require colostomy devices to collect these wastes . The design and function of current colostomy devices dates back to their initial development over 30 years ago. Based on. People now undergo colostomy surgery with greater frequency, and this These people are often younger or capable of increased amounts of physical rehabilitation. .

Unfortunately, current ostomy device products are not based on the capabilities of modern ostomy users. are not aligned. Current requirements for colostomy devices are rehabilitation, long-term be unable to meet the additional demands on health and freedom of physical activity of Ta.

Current colostomy devices consist of three elements.

(1) The face plate is attached to the body wall around the hole, with adhesive and often attached belts throughout. Installed by. The faceplate is usually based on the model of the device, the patient's skin condition and It remains in place for 10 to 6 days, depending on its level of activity. (2) Mounted on the face plate. A container attached retains intestinal or urinary waste after passing through the colostomy. (3) Contents The drain is used when the vessel is full.

Currently available colostomy products suffer from a number of significant drawbacks. these Products include psychological conditioning, privacy, safety, various physical activities, proper cleaning and □There is a lack of consideration for prevention of infection, hole protection, and comfort. current Colostomy equipment products are designed for the psychological adjustment required after colostomy surgery. do not have. People who rely on prosthetic devices, including people with colostomies, often have problems with their psychological state. encountered severe difficulties in processing or accepting. This self-neglect is unnecessary To reach sufficient cleansing, illness and loss of self-worth. these people also day Feeling unable to perform many activities in daily life and also unnecessarily Restrict.

Colostomy patients may need colostomy products that have a thick, bulky faceplate that bulges out from their current clothing. Loss of privacy when installed, especially when the faceplate has an uneven external shape This will further highlight its shape. Eliminate bulky drain valves and uneven contours Current colostomy products are not comfortable for the patient's body and are also uncomfortable with clothing. It begins to swell.

Safety is a concern when using an ostomy because waste products can inadvertently leak and stain clothing or the bed. This is a problem for patients. Most colostomy face plates currently available are semi-rigid. It is attached to the surface of the body by adhesive and a belt. These healds are narrow It is thick and curls to pull the wearer's skin. Adhesive technology has improved in the last 25 years. Although much progress has been made, the escape of waste products between the faceplate and the body surface is still present. It is a very common cause of leakage in colostomy products. A: Additional leakage occurs from the face plate. and the container, between the container and the drain valve, or through weak points in the container. sell.

Colostomy products are generally designed to allow the performance of a variety of physical activities. Not yet. Many modern colostomists are able to live full and active lives. have physical health. A person who is present during active physical sports or sexual intercourse The ostomal face plate has a tendency to leak and become detached from the body wall. e.g. baseball or racquet ball Simple activities such as tricks can confuse the colostomist and actually damage his or her orifice. pose a danger to the department. Ordinary things like wearing a seat belt or tight-fitting clothing Daily activities exert pressure on the pores and the outflow of waste products due to external pressure is artificial. Medically dangerous when restricted. Experience shows that external pressure prevents flow from the hole. It also returns excreted waste products to the body.

For ureteroplasts, this orifice reflux and blockage is of great importance in producing recurrent ureteral infections. Play a key role.

Current colostomy products also allow easy access to the orifice for proper hygiene and prevention of infection. Can not do it. Chronic or recurrent infections are common in long-term colostomy patients, especially It is one of the major causes of morbidity or disease in people with urinary bypass.

All types of ureteroplasts excrete mucus along with ureteral waste. This mucus is in the hole and on the faceplate, where the presence of urine and body heat can cause bacteria to accumulate. A perfect medium for the growth of ya occurs. The concept of daily orifice care is for colostomy. Unbeknownst to the industry, currently available colostomy products do not support daily orifice hygiene. I'm not prepared to do that.

However, when the colostomy device cannot be removed, as the present invention teaches, The area should be cleaned daily.

People with urinary bypass tube formation receive a daily regimen designed to prevent transmission and Previously unknown orifice irrigation has been shown to be effective in the development of chronic urinary bypass and upper ureteral infections. Life is significantly reduced. In addition, people with pores for the removal of intestinal waste Daily irrigation and enemas of the orifice should be given.

Furthermore, currently available colostomy products do not protect the orifice from trauma and external pressure.

The pores are easily damaged by relatively small forces, and as mentioned above, the pores are easily damaged by active physical activity. There is a significant risk of injury to the body. Therefore contact or ball Modern actions such as porting are dangerous for colostomists using modern tools It is. The pores may also be exposed to bumps when coming into contact with hard or sharp surfaces during normal daily activities. You may get hurt.

Comfort with colostomy tools and the possibility of trying to be comfortable with any colostomy is a major factor against phylum formers. Unfortunately, today's colostomy patients are seriously lacking in patient comfort. Comfort for colostomy patients It consists of many elements. i.e. the appearance of all equipment as it appears under clothing; These are the material 4 used for the tool and the adhesive used. Many current colostomies The drain in the container of the gate equipment is made of extremely bulky and hard material. these valves may be inflated or worn on the groin area during cycling or horseback riding. Injuries occur during normal daily activities such as:

Comfort for the colostomy device is provided by the custom design of the internal shape of the faceplate.

Changes in the shape of the abdominal wall have two general categories. The general shape of the abdominal wall is human-like. Each of them is changing. Also, the shape of the abdominal wall around the human foramen varies from one point to another. changes up to. Inside the faceplate of the colostomy device from side to side and top to bottom The concept of changing shape has not been implemented in the ostomy device industry. This thing is Changes in the shape of the abdomen of each colostomy, which the colostomy product industry currently does not have, Need a way to decide. Current colostomy products also bulge through clothing. , has a bulky and irregular external shape. This is actually unpleasant and troubling. It is.

Many currently available colostomy products are soft enough for optimal comfort. Enables adhesion and minimal leakage of flexible material faceplates. Streamlined outline Extremely flexible, soft faceplates and internal geometries of conventional design There are no colostomy products currently available that provide a high degree of comfort.

Adhesives protect and smooth the cavity, an improvement since the first development of colostomy products. Currently available artificial anus that has a contour and can be attached to the body without the use of adhesives. There are no gate products. Adhesives require a long preparation period for installation of the faceplate. the Colostomy device adhesives and chemicals required to prepare the skin for adhesion can cause severe recurrent or chronic hypersensitivity of the skin around the orifice, leading to a colostomy. This made the daily life of gateformers even more difficult and complicated.

In short, the wide variety of ostomy products currently available have many drawbacks. death Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to improve psychological adjustment, privacy, safety, and various physical activities. the ability to perform procedures, proper hygiene, prevention of infection, orifice protection, and use of colostomy equipment. The objective is to improve the comfort of the wearer. The product provided by the invention is Facilitates the colostomy's daily life and allows the wearer of the colostomy device to be active and satisfied. It makes it possible to live a full and productive life without any restrictions on behavior.

Other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. will be obvious to those of ordinary skill in the art.

Day of theory FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the colostomy device of the present invention, showing each part in a developed view.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line 2-2 in FIG.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 3-3 of FIG. 1, showing the drain in the open position.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of the face plate of FIG. 1.

FIG. 5 is a front view of another triangular non-adhesive suction face plate.

FIG. 6 is a front view of another triangular non-adhesive faceplate with place straps on top.

Figures 7-9 show alternative oval surfaces for the urinary hole, ileoplasty, and colostomy, respectively. Front view of the board.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of an ostomy device utilizing the place strap of the present invention.

Figure 11 shows an oval colostomy device of the present invention using an overlying place I-wrap. A cutaway front view of.

FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken along line 12-12 in FIG. 11.

FIG. 13 is a bottom perspective view of another suction face plate of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view of the face plate of FIG. 13 facing the body before being evacuated.

FIG. 15 is a view similar to FIG. 14 showing the suction face plate after being evacuated.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of the tenth container.

17 is a perspective view of a variation of the container of FIG. 16 shown in an open position with a clip; FIG.

Figure 18 shows the removable, removable, exploded view when the drain valve is in the closed position. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a disposable colostomy device with a usable drain valve.

Figure 19 shows a drain with a drain valve attached to the container using a rubber band. FIG. 19 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line 5-5 green in FIG. 18, shown in the open position;

Figure 20 shows the drain in the open position with the reusable drain valve removed from the container. FIG. 18 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 5-5 in FIG. 18;

i"th day of the day Referring to FIG. 1, an ostomy device embodying the present invention is indicated generally at 20. There is. The tool 20 is generally attached to a face plate 22 by a groove numbering device 26. a container 24, and a discharge valve 3 at the outlet end of the container 24 for discharging the container. Contains 0. The face plate 22 can be adapted to different body shapes, see FIG. a lower surface 32 and an outer or upper surface 3 which can have alternately concave or convex portions; It consists of a material body having 4. The triangular or oval shape of the faceplate means that the faceplate is Adapts to the natural shape of the lower abdomen for easy and secure attachment of the faceplate to the body, one Layer allows for greater comfort and safety. The faceplate also provides added comfort and privacy. It has a streamlined external shape due to the sea. The user chooses the degree of flexibility of the material. The face plate 22 is designed for maximum comfort of the user and for adaptation and body movements. can be configured. All external surfaces of the faceplate that come into contact with urine is covered with Teflon for easy cleaning.

An aperture 36 passes through the bottom surface 32 of the face plate and the face plate 32 extends the aperture 36 directly over the user hole. It can be installed by placing it against the hole. Ileoplasty and colostomy face plates have large holes. and semi-rigid or rigid intestines to accommodate the size of waste products than others. big. The hole protector shield 36 is installed above the opening 40 on the top surface 34 of the face plate. I can do it. A top opening 40 is disposed above and in communication with the opening 36. hey The same member 42 has an upper surface opening 40 corresponding to another screw member 44 of the hole protection shield 38. It is formed on the circumferential surface of. The protective shield is then gripped by its outer handle 46. It can be screwed into position by rotating it. When it's in place, it Protects the apertures during strenuous body movements throughout the day. The protective shield 38 further includes a Tobel 1-1 Tight clothing, close quarters and sports make it more traditional. This prevents the outflow of waste products from the pores from being obstructed. The protective shield 38 As shown in FIG. The faceplate can be removed or unsnapped and the faceplate is placed directly in place over the hole. It can be easily accessed for cleaning and daily hygiene. This feature is currently It does not exist in currently available colostomy devices. As mentioned above, mucus in the urinary bypass can cause pores. pores and surfaces that tend to adhere to surfaces, faceplates, and containers and become a perfect medium for bacteria to grow. Daily hygiene of the colostomy and colostomy devices is facilitated by the removable protective shield 38 of the present invention. Clean the area around the hole and the equipment of mucus build-up as much as possible. Now it's possible The concept of daily pore hygiene can improve and maintain the health of the ML tissue in the pore area. It also serves as an essential element for reducing chronic urinary tract infections in the urinary diversion route. and thereby significantly identify a major cause of morbidity for people with urinary diversion. Decrease.

When the hole protection shield 38 is screwed or snapped into its fixed position 4.14 and 15. spaced above the hole so that the face plate 22 is spaced above the hole when the face plate 22 is removed by the user. is formed. The chamber 5° thereby connects the lower surface 48 of the protective shield 38 and the hole. formed between. It communicates with the chamber 50 at the lower end 54 and with the outer surface of the face plate at the upper end opening. A plurality of outflow passages 52 are provided. Corners of passages away from holes, and -ways A flap valve 58 is incorporated into the passageway to prevent waste product from flowing back into the hole from the passageway 52. can be stopped. The size and shape of the opening 56 to the outside of the face plate 22 are as follows. Sizes for different waste products as shown in Figures 9 to 9. and is shaped and placed around and outside the protective shield 38.

Adhesives are typically used to attach the faceplate to the user's body. However, this When these prior art faceplates are often removed (requiring appropriate cleaning), Even when great care is taken and appropriate solvents are used, tearing of the surrounding skin or produces a hypersensitive state. In addition to skin damage, this can result in an extremely painful condition. It can also happen. In addition, a simple heddle can be used to attach the face to the wearer. used, but if they are installed improperly, the wearer should remove the faceplate. All I can do is In contrast, the present invention provides , provides a novel mounting device for a face plate that does not require adhesive. A novel embodiment of the present invention using the place strap method 60 as shown in Figures 6.10.11 and 12. I am using it. The one-strap method 60 uses a belt 52 and nylon snaps. 66 and extending across the face of the face plate and facing the user when installed. includes a faceplate strap 64 adapted to apply pressure across the faceplate. .

When snapped into place, the strap 60 is shown better in FIG. It is snapped onto the outside of the container 24 as shown. The belt part does not touch the user's skin. It has a cotton comfortable surface 68 that wears away.

Both ends of the heald are fixed together by Helcro (product name) or lid with hook 70 The 1i70 is adjustable to accommodate different waist sizes of patients.

An elastic insert 72 adds elasticity to the belt. There is a lightweight semi-flexible plastic within the belt section. The inner plastic insert 74 has a flat tubular shape as best shown in FIG. installed within the outer member. These plastic inserts 74 are prevents belt 62 from curling, curling, or bunching when placed in place. . Additionally, the non-adhesive faceplate is soft and bendable (and has a non-porous cushioning composite). a body layer, shown at 78 in FIG. 4, in direct contact with the skin of the colostomy. It is fixed to the bottom surface of the face plate, and when worn, it can be attached to the body using the place strap method 60. Produces maximum sealing of the faceplate against. Cushion composite 78 is slightly compressed. Resisting the sliding of the face plate against the holes, it provides the best possible comfort and privacy. Ensure safety. Place Strap Method 60 offers advanced hole protection and safety. Easy, daily use of non-adhesive faceplates for ease of use and excellent tool and hole hygiene. enable removal.

The invention further provides (not shown) a novel ostomy for men, women and children. including undergarments, which are compatible with the ostomy device 20 of the present invention and thus the placest; Comparable to wrap method 60. For colostomy underwear, place the container in the M’lX region or at the hip. Allows you to attach it to your surroundings. A colostomy container sleeve (not shown) is a device A compatible alternative to women's underwear and compatible with all colostomy devices. It can be designed in various sizes. Elastic material in face plate and drain valve opening is a secure fit over the colostomy device. Underwear and containers compatible with equipment The jacket is made from soft and comfortable cotton, has excellent moisture absorption and is breathable. to allow good circulation of air around the colostomy device container. Container pickpocketing ostomy device wearers, using either ostomy clothing or ostomy-compatible underwear. chafing, skin irritation, moisture build-up, swelling and moist skin, especially colostomy NIL j? plastic in area E Skin contamination due to long-term contact can be avoided.

The suction method is used in conjunction with a place strap to secure the face plate to the user's body. or in its predetermined position. This is Figure 13.14 and 15 It is also well shown. Referring to the drawing, the suction face plate 22 has a pair of opposing Each chamber has an inner chamber 80 that extends from the outer surface 34 of the face plate. ．． It has one-way twist valves 84, 86 extending to 82.

Additionally, within the scope of the present invention, as shown in FIG. Triangular chambers with 4.86 and 87 may also be provided. However, the face plate is the first When initially placed over the hole as shown in FIG. In the uninflated position, the inner surface 88.91 of the chamber is limited by the user's body. . A suction device 93, such as a standard Luertitube 5Qcc syringe, is connected to a one-way twist valve 84. 86 and suction is applied to the internal chamber 80.82. This is a flexible suction The face plate 22 is drawn toward the user to create a partial vacuum, as shown in FIG. is applied to hold the suction faceplate against the user's body. The best faceplate seal to the body is This is done by periodically using a syringe to recreate a vacuum in the suction chamber. Maintained in the same manner. Suction face plate 22, colostomy, recently created or repaired People hospitalized with colostomies, mucous-forming canals, and open or draining trauma It has been passed through various colostomy device wearers, including: This face plate is newly made Prepackaged and sterilized for use in ostomies and open wounds. ing. This colostomy or trauma care method requires proper hygiene and avoids contamination or interaction. Facilitates daily or periodic access for a significant reduction in machine contamination.

Additionally, the use of this method is superior to traditional adhesive tapes or adhesive tape removers. Avoid tape burns or skin deterioration that may otherwise occur.

In addition, when the prognosis improves, the patient's condition improves, and the patient becomes active again, The place strap 60 can further add sweep security.

A groove numbering device 26 for easily attaching and removing the container 24 to the face plate 22 is provided between the first and second grooves. As shown in the figure. The groove 90 has an opening 40 on the outer surface 34 of the face plate surrounding the upper surface, and a groove outer end. An opening 56 and a protective shield 38 are provided.

Container 24 also includes a circular male member 92 that fits or fits around the entire circumference of groove 90. includes an elongated bulbous member adapted to snap together to secure the container 24 to the face plate. I'm reading. The colostomy device 20 is flatter and slimmer than previously possible. The shaped shape improves the privacy of the colostomy. Furthermore, it has advantages over conventional methods. A tight seal is achieved by the Chinese method of the present invention, which protects the colostomy against possible leakage. Provides even more safety.

The Chinese method, perhaps most importantly, allows for easy access and protection of the hole. Together with the shield, it promotes daily hole cleaning.

Containers 24A, 24B and 24C are designed for the device of the present invention. Figure 1 is a disposable container with a permanently attached disposable valve 30 for convenience and hygiene. 24A is shown. Another container 24B shown in Figures 18.19 and 20 is A disposable container 24B is shown equipped with a reuse valve 31 for low temperature. drain Valve 31 has a rubber band seated in groove 112 as shown in numbers 19 and 20. It is attached to the container 24B using. These containers are containers for artificial ileal devices. Also available in both types 24A and 24B, correspondingly larger Equipped with a drain valve lumen. The colostomy devices of Figures 16 and 17 are unique Complete installation with 94-inch accordion-style folding lid and eliminating the need for a separate drain valve. It has a clip assembly as shown in the figure. The clip 96 of the clip collection is It has anti-slip ribs 98 on its inner working surface.

The container of FIG. 16 has a removable flap window or irrigation hole 100, and the container has a face plate. irrigating the colostomy when in place and the device is secured to the user and in use. It makes it possible. The resealing device for the window or hole 100 may be of any suitable type, such as For example, the container may be sealed using the Chinese method shown in Figures 1 and 2. I can do it. The container 24 is flexible and extremely resistant to leakage or breakage. Available in various sizes and transparent colors to accommodate various surfaces made from sticky materials. Available with or without plastic windows. Container of the invention On the other hand, the downward bulge is minimized because it spreads evenly due to the shape of the container; So, the widest part of the container bag is above 1/3 of the length of the container bag. As a result, the volume of a partially filled container is distributed more evenly throughout the volume of the container. I can do it.

All colostomy devices should be cleaned regularly of waste products contained in the device container. There is a way. Currently, most colostomy devices are made from bulky, hard materials. It uses a drain valve with a complex external shape. denying the privacy of those wearing these devices; Currently available drain valves are not comfortable and can be used during various physical activities such as horseback riding. Clothes for activities may cause injury to young people. 1.3.18.19 and 20 The drain valves 30 and 31 of the invention shown in the figures have small external dimensions and It has a smooth outer edge, has a more slender overall profile than prior art valves, and is softer. Made from flexible material. They offer the wearer a wider variety of options than traditional valves. Provides greater privacy and comfort during physical activity. Drain valve 30 is a container The drain valve 31 is removable as described above. These valves are 4 valves The double parallel inner shape of the male plug 104 is designed to mate with the double parallel inner shape of the A dual locking plug mechanism is used, including a row protrusion 102. The plug 104 is It is thereby secured to either valve 30 or 31.

These valve leaks and drips are caused by the male portion 103 of plug 104 and valve 30 or 31. Also, the seal between the inner surface of the drain valve 30 or 31 and the plug This is prevented by a seal between the base 107 of the handle 108. The plug 104 is A plastic string 106 attaches to the outside of the valve where the plug falls. This prevents the battery from running out. Plug handle 108 makes handling convenient It has anti-slip properties to prevent slipping. As is clear, the method of the present invention can be conveniently used with one hand. can be operated on.

In short, there are many drawbacks among the wide variety of colostomies currently available. Ru. The purpose of the invention is to provide psychological adjustment, privacy, safety, and performance of various physical activities. possibility of administration, proper hygiene, prevention of infection, protection of the orifice and the person wearing the colostomy device. The aim is to improve the comfort of resulting from the design shown and described herein. The product facilitates the daily life of colostomy device wearers and to lead an active, fulfilling and fruitful life without any restrictions on one's activities. becomes possible.

From the foregoing detailed description, it will be apparent that many variations, permutations, and variations of the present invention are apparent from the foregoing detailed description. is clearly within the purview of those of ordinary skill in the art of Ru. However, all changes which do not depart from the spirit of the invention as such is considered to be within its scope as limited by the appended claims. Should.

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Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An ostomy device comprising: a face plate having an inner surface, an opposite outer surface, and an aperture engaging the inner surface, the face plate having the inner surface generally facing the user's body to use the aperture; the face plate communicates with the aperture and engages the outer surface to direct waste products from the aperture into the aperture. a passageway device for allowing flow from the base plate through the face plate; an aperture protection shield having an inner shield surface facing the user and an outer shield surface, the inner shield surface overlying the opening and slightly away from the inner surface facing the user; a distance apart, whereby a chamber is formed adjacent to the aperture, the outflow passageway device communicating with the chamber, and the protective shield covering the aperture when an object impinges on the face plate at a position immediately above the aperture. A colostomy device designed to protect. 2. The outflow passageway device connects the outside at a location outside the protective shield away from the hole. 6. The device of claim 1, wherein the device engages a surface. 3. The device of claim 1 , wherein the outer shield surface forms part of the outer surface. 4. The outflow passage device includes at least two outflow passages that engage the outer surface at spaced apart locations. 2. A device according to claim 1, comprising a channel. 5. 5. The device of claim 4, wherein said outlet passageway arrangement comprises four generally separate and spaced outlet passageways. 6. an outflow passage device engages the outer surface in an area of the outer surface, the face plate includes a shield support structure supporting an outer end of the aperture protection shield against the inner surface, and the seal 5. The device of claim 1, wherein a support structure is located between the outer surface area and the inner surface area. 7. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein the outflow passageway arrangement is angularly disposed from the inner surface toward the outer surface remote from the opening. 8. The hole protection shield protects the hole when the face plate is in a position facing the user. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein the device is adapted to move away from the outer surface and through the outer surface to reach the aperture for biological cleaning. 9. The face plate passes through the outer surface and has a shield opening above the opening, and the hole protection shield is installed in the opening, and a removable fixing device is configured to removably attach the hole protection shield to the shield opening. 9. A device according to claim 8 for immobilizing. 10. 5. The removable securing device includes a shield aperture having a threaded member therearound, and the aperture protection shield has a threaded circumferential surface adapted to screw or snap onto the threaded member. Equipment as described in paragraph 9. 11. 11. The device of claim 10, wherein the aperture protection shield includes a member on the outer surface of the shield that is grasped by a user who screws or snaps the protection shield into and out of the shield opening. 12. the outlet passageway device engages the top surface through at least one passageway opening, a container can be positioned on the face plate, the container has a receiving opening, and a securing device connects the container to the passageway device. communicates with the container through an opening in the container. The device of claim 1, wherein the device is secured to the face plate. 13. 13. The device of claim 12, wherein a drain valve arrangement is connected to the lower end of the container. 14. The drain valve is a generally flat drain having a plug opening with a pair of grooves. a generally flat plug male member having a pair of protrusions; The male member is shaped to engage the protrusion in the groove to fit and seal into the drain valve opening creating a positive double locking effect, and the male member is configured to form a non-slip device. 14. The device of claim 13, having at least one roughened portion on the outer surface of the flange, and a lace device connecting the male member to the female member. 15. a securing device includes an elongated female groove in the top surface about the groove opening and an elongated male member mounted generally adjacent the container opening, the elongated male member the container is adapted to fit into a female groove in the face plate and into the container opening; 13. The device according to claim 12, wherein the device is fixed around the entire circumference of the device. 16. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein the face plate is generally flat and triangular in shape. 17. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein the face plate is generally flat and oval. 18. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein the inner surface is convex. 19. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein the inner surface is concave. 20. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein a layer of soft, pliable, non-porous material is attached to the lower surface and positioned directly adjacent the user's body. 21. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein a body attachment device is provided on the faceplate for securing the faceplate to the user's body over the aperture. 22. 22. The body attachment device includes a brace strap extending across the surface of the faceplate and over the protective shield, and an attachment device on an outer surface of the faceplate for attaching the brace strap to the upper surface. utensils. 23. A container is attachable to the faceplate, the container having an aperture in an outer surface for accessing the aperture for cleaning the aperture through the container and the faceplate when the container is in place on a user's body. The equipment described in item 1 of the scope. 24. 24. A device as claimed in claim 23, in which the outlet passage device includes a one-way flap valve device for preventing urine waste products in the aperture from returning from the container and from the outer surface back into the aperture. 25. 3. The device of claim 1, comprising a Teflon coating on all sides of the face plate that comes into contact with waste products in the aperture when the face plate is secured over the aperture to a body. 26. 2. The device of claim 1, including a fixation device for securing the faceplate to a user such that the inner surface is adjacent the user's body and the opening is over the user's hole. 27. a container having a receiving opening, the container opening being in communication with the opening; an attachment device for attaching the container to an opposite exterior surface, the faceplate having a faceplate surface, and a brace strap extending across and applying pressure across the surface; 27. The device of claim 26, including a fastening device for securing the brace strap to the face plate and a belt attachable to each end of the brace strap and adapted to be wrapped around the user's body. 28. 28. The device of claim 27, wherein the securing device comprises a snap device. 29. 28. The device of claim 27, wherein the brace strap is formed from plastic. 30. a first member connected at one end to the brace strap; a semi-flexible insert installed in the flat tube; and an elastic member connecting the first member and the flat tube. 28. The device of claim 27, comprising an insert. 31. A container is provided with a hole in which the waste product passes through the face plate opening and forward through the container opening. 2. The device of claim 1, wherein a container opening is alignable with the face plate opening to enter the container. 32. the container opening passing through the top of the container and having a lower opening through which the container passes and allowing hole waste product to empty the container through the lower opening; Claim 31, wherein the container is adapted to fold between a folded closed position in which objects can accumulate in the container, and a clip device is mounted on the lower part when folding the lower part into the closed position. Equipment described in . 33. the container has an upper 1/3 portion and a lower 2/3 portion; 33. The device of claim 32, wherein the lower 1/3 is wider than the lower 2/3. 34. 33. The device of claim 32, including a removable flap on the outside of the top of the container for accessing the hole through the container opening and the face plate opening for cleaning the hole. 35. An ostomy device, wherein a face plate has an inner surface, an opposite outer surface, an inner surface opening positionable over the user's orifice, a passage device communicating with the outer surface and the inner surface opening, and an outer surface opening communicating with the inner surface. and the outer surface portion is arranged to cover the inner surface for hole hygiene when the face plate is in position over the hole. movable from the remainder of said outer surface to reach the hole through the surface opening; A colostomy device comprising a movable access device in which the orifice protector is movable to its normal position. 36. An ostomy device having a face plate having an inner surface, an opposite outer surface, and an opening engaging the inner surface, the face plate being positioned with the inner surface generally facing the user, and the opening facing the user. the faceplate being in communication with the aperture to allow aperture waste product to flow from the aperture and through the faceplate; an aperture protection shield including an outflow passageway device engaging an outer surface, the faceplate having an inner shield surface facing the user and located over the aperture, and an outer shield surface, the faceplate further comprising: a support device for supporting the protective shield away from the aperture and forming a protective chamber between the outer shield surface and the aperture when the face plate is secured over the aperture on the body; A passageway device communicates with the protective chamber, and the protective shield is adapted to protect the aperture when an object impinges on the faceplate at a position directly above the aperture. Ingredients. 37. An ostomy device having an inner surface, an opposite outer surface, and an opening that engages the inner surface and is aligned with the user's orifice. a face plate, wherein the inner surface includes a concave surface remote from the user's body when the inner surface is adjacent the user's body, and the inner surface portion surrounds the concave surface and the inner surface faces the user's body. a suction chamber defined at least in part by the concave surface and the inner surface portion; passing through the upper surface, into the concave surface and into the suction chamber; a valve arrangement, wherein the face plate adjacent the concave surface is made of a flexible material to allow air to flow forward from the suction chamber. An ostomy device, wherein a partial vacuum is created when pulled through the valve to attract said faceplate to the user's adjacent body and over the aperture. 38. for drawing air from the suction chamber through the valve device to create a vacuum; 38. The device of claim 37, including a suction device coupled to the valve device. 39. 39. The device of claim 38, wherein the suction device comprises a Reuel tip 50cc syringe. 40. 38. The device of claim 37, wherein the valve arrangement comprises a one-way torsion-tight valve. 41. 38. The device of claim 37, wherein the suction chamber is remote from the opening. 42. The suction chamber is exposed by a part of the user's body when the inner surface is adjacent to the user's body. 38. The device of claim 37, which is limited to. 43. The container has a container opening that can be aligned with the opening in the faceplate so that apertured waste product can pass through the faceplate opening and into the container. Equipment listed. 44. the container opening passing through the top of the container, the container having a lower opening through which the container passes, and an open position for emptying the container through which the aperture waste product passes; It is adapted to fold itself between a folded closed position stored in said container, and a clip device secures said lower part in said closed position. 44. The device of claim 43, wherein the device is attached to the lower portion when folded to secure the device. 45. 45. The device of claim 44, wherein the container has an upper 1/3 and a lower 2/3, the upper 1/3 being wider than the lower 2/3. 46. The said volume reaches the hole through the container opening and the face plate opening for cleaning the hole. 45. The device of claim 44, including a removable flap on the outside of the top of the device. 47. Claims further comprising a fixing device for securing the faceplate to the user such that the inner surface is generally adjacent the user's body and the opening is over the user's aperture. Equipment according to Box 37. 48. a container having a container opening, an attachment device for attaching the container to the container opening or to the exterior surface in communication with the opening, the faceplate having a faceplate surface, and the securing device extending across the surface of the faceplate; a bracket extending across said face of said face plate to apply force; a lace strap, a fixing device for securing said brace strap to said face plate; 48. The device of claim 47, including a belt attached to each end of the brace strap and adapted to be wrapped around the user's body. 49. 49. The device of claim 48, wherein the securing device comprises a snap device. 50. 49. The device of claim 48, wherein the brace strap is formed from plastic. 51. The belt comprises an inner wire surface, a first member connected at one end to the brace strap, a long flat tube, a semi-flexible insert installed in the flat tube, and a front 49. The device of claim 48, including a resilient insert connecting said first member and said flat tube. 52. An ostomy device, the ostomy device having an upper container portion and a lower container portion, wherein the upper container portion opens the opening of the ostomy device so that the aperture waste product passes through the face plate opening and through the container opening. a front having an inner container opening alignable to reach said container; a drain arrangement coupled to the lower container portion and positionable between a closed position for receiving orifice waste products in the colostomy receptacle and an open position for draining orifice waste products therefrom; the upper container portion includes an aperture on its outer surface located directly above the aperture, and the opening device selectively opens the aperture to directly open the aperture from the outside of the ostomy container. and an ostomy device for accessing and viewing the opening and for closing said opening. 53. 53. The device of claim 52, wherein the opening device includes a container flap configured to cover the opening and a sealing device for sealing the container flap in its closed position covering the opening. 54. 54. The device of claim 53, wherein the sealing device includes: a first snap member connected to the container flap; and a second snap member connected to the container and adapted to fit with the first snap member. . 55. 53. The device of claim 52, wherein said drain device includes a drain valve connected to said container. 56. The drain valve is connected to the container and has a female valve and a double parallel internal configuration. 56. The device of claim 55, comprising a male plug having double parallel protrusions that fit into the female valve to form a double lock seal. 57. The drain device includes the lower portion having a lower opening and an open position for allowing waste products to empty the container through the lower opening and for allowing waste products to accumulate in the container. Can be folded between its folded position and a clip device secures said lower portion in said closed position. 53. The device of claim 52, wherein the device is attached to the lower position when folded onto the device for storage. 58. 53. The device of claim 52, wherein the container has an upper 1/3 and a lower 2/3, the upper 1/3 being wider than the lower 2/3. 59. 53. The device of claim 52, wherein the container forms an ostomy container. 60. 53. The device of claim 52, wherein the opening device is located entirely within the upper container portion. 61. 53. The use of claim 52, wherein said upper container portion has an outer surface and said opening device includes a removable flap removable directly on said outer surface and over said opening. 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