WO2003090659A1 - Medical bedpan - Google Patents
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- WO2003090659A1 WO2003090659A1 PCT/FR2003/001303 FR0301303W WO03090659A1 WO 2003090659 A1 WO2003090659 A1 WO 2003090659A1 FR 0301303 W FR0301303 W FR 0301303W WO 03090659 A1 WO03090659 A1 WO 03090659A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61G—TRANSPORT, PERSONAL CONVEYANCES, OR ACCOMMODATION SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR PATIENTS OR DISABLED PERSONS; OPERATING TABLES OR CHAIRS; CHAIRS FOR DENTISTRY; FUNERAL DEVICES
- A61G9/00—Bed-pans, urinals or other sanitary devices for bed-ridden persons; Cleaning devices therefor, e.g. combined with toilet-urinals
- A61G9/003—Bed-pans
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- the present invention relates to a medical basin used to collect the urine and faeces of a bedridden person lying on his back.
- a medical basin has the following structure.
- the medical basin consists of a reservoir, the opening of which is, on the one hand, bordered laterally by two wings and, on the other hand, bordered in a median direction to the wings by a bearing face.
- the bearing face is connected to the wings by side walls.
- the wings are intended to receive respectively the upper rear parts of the thighs of the person.
- the bearing face makes it possible to support the lumbar part of the back, while the side walls are provided for receiving respectively the hollow of the buttocks of said person.
- the object of the invention is therefore to propose a medical basin comprising a reservoir whose opening is, on the one hand, bordered laterally by two wings and, on the other hand, bordered in a median direction to the wings by a face d 'support which is connected to the wings by side walls and which can be used in the best possible conditions of comfort by people suffering from bedsores in certain bone parts or by people suffering from malnutrition.
- the medical basin comprising a reservoir, the opening of which is, on the one hand, bordered laterally by two wings and, on the other hand, bordered in a median direction to the wings by a bearing face which is connected to the wings by side walls, is remarkable in that the bearing face comprises a cavity intended to receive the projecting part of the sacrum of a person installed on said medical pelvis and avoiding that the projecting part of the sacrum cannot come into contact with the medical pool.
- the medical basin provides comfort of use to people suffering from pressure sores in the sacrum.
- the cavity has an outlet whose geometry forms a triangle and is adapted to the morphology of the projecting part of the sacrum.
- one of the vertices of the triangle is turned towards the reservoir to perfectly cover the morphology of the sacrum of the person installed.
- the bottom of the tank is flat so as to limit the depression of the medical basin on a flexible support, such as the mattress of a bed.
- the medical basin is then made more stable on its support.
- the support face is arranged in the plane passing through the bottom so that it can constitute a support line intended, in association with the bottom, to provide a stable seat to the medical basin on said flexible support. The risk of the medical basin overturning on its support is therefore reduced.
- the bearing face forms with the plane passing through the bottom an angle ⁇ between 12 ° and 16 ° so as to allow the person installed on the medical basin that his back can adopt a position of lumbar kyphosis where the lumbar part of the person's back rests on said support face and the upper part of their back rests on said flexible support.
- the bearing face has a concave cross section allowing it to match the natural curvature of the lumbar part of the back comprising the ischions and the sacrum of the person.
- the pressure of the lumbar part of the back is then better distributed on the support surface.
- the intersection between the bearing face and the reservoir is constituted by a sealing border intended to cooperate with the person's skin to prevent the passage of urine or excrement towards the support face.
- a transverse part of the medical basin including the sealing edge constitutes a deformation zone between the bearing face and the other parts of the medical basin, which makes it possible to vary the angle slightly ⁇ so that the person installed on the medical basin can find a most comfortable suitable position.
- the lateral edges of the medical basin are extended respectively by returns forming stiffening ribs intended to stiffen the medical basin in order to limit the amplitude of the angular deformations between the bearing face and the other parts of the medical basin.
- the wings are extended longitudinally in the direction of the non-bordered part of the tank by rounded walls whose free edges converge in a descending direction towards said non-bordered part of the tank to improve the comfort of the person when installed on the medical basin.
- the medical basin comprises gripping means.
- the gripping means are constituted by openings made respectively through the returns and intended to allow the insertion of fingers of one hand.
- the medical basin includes attachment and gripping means.
- the hooking and gripping means consist of an orifice produced in a projection formed on the non-bordered part of the tank. According to another characteristic of the invention, the hooking and gripping means consist of two orifices made in the rounded walls.
- the internal walls of the tank form in each of the directions orthogonal to the bottom an obtuse angle with said bottom to facilitate cleaning of the tank.
- the medical basin is manufactured by thermoforming.
- the medical basin is manufactured by injection of plastic material.
- the medical basin is accompanied by a removable pocket of the disposable type intended to be housed in the reservoir.
- the surface of the medical basin intended to be brought into contact with the skin of a user has a granite appearance in order to reduce the adhesion of the skin with said walls of the medical basin.
- the front and dorsal edges of the medical basin are extended respectively by returns, the set of returns thus forms a skirt intended to stiffen the structure of the medical basin and to avoid pinching the user .
- notches are produced in the returns extending the lateral edges of the medical basin and are bevelled at their ends, on the one hand, to form gripping means for the user
- a rod of round section borders the periphery of the skirt to prevent the free edges of the medical basin from being able to constitute aggressive parts with respect to the skin of the user.
- the middle part of the return bordering the dorsal edge of the medical pelvis has a concave geometry to facilitate emptying of the pelvis.
- FIG. . 1 represents a perspective view of a medical basin according to the invention
- FIG. 2 represents a perspective view of a removable pocket intended to be housed in the tank of a medical basin according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a side view of a medical basin resting on a bed and on which a person lying on his back is installed according to the invention
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of an alternative embodiment of a medical basin according to the invention
- FIG. 5 shows a rear perspective view of an alternative embodiment of a medical basin according to the invention.
- the medical basin 100 shown in FIG. 1 consists essentially of a reservoir 200, the opening of which is, on the one hand, bordered laterally by wings 300a and 300b and, on the other hand, bordered in a median direction to the wings 300a and 300b by a face d 'support 400. Side walls 500a and 500b respectively connect the wings 300a, 300b and the support face 400.
- the reservoir 200 is of the open type. It is intended to collect the urine or excrement of a person installed on said medical basin 100.
- the reservoir 200 has a flat bottom 210 participating in providing a stable base for the medical basin 100 when it rests on a support.
- the flat bottom 210 also makes it possible to limit the depression of the medical basin 100, under the effect of the mass of a person installed on said medical basin 100, in this support, when the latter is the mattress of a bed.
- the reservoir 200 has an oblong cross section.
- the part of the tank 200 which is bordered by the bearing face 400 is wider than the opposite non-bordered part of the tank 200.
- the internal walls of the tank 200 form in each direction orthogonal to the bottom 210 an obtuse angle with said bottom
- a removable pocket 250 of disposable type, can be accommodated in the tank 200 described above (not shown in this Fig.) For receiving the urine or excrement of the person.
- the removable pocket 250 is useful in infectious disease departments of hospitals or clinics when it is imperative to reduce the risk of contamination. After use, the removable pocket 250 can be discarded in a collection place provided for this purpose. The cleaning of the medical basin 100 is made easier.
- the removable pocket 250 consists of a container 260 capable of being housed in the tank 200.
- the container 260 is bordered by a border 270 intended to rest on the rim bordering the opening of the tank 200 to hold the removable pocket 250 in the tank 200 when using the medical basin 100.
- the removable pocket 250 is advantageously made of a waterproof cardboard.
- the wings 300a and 300b are intended to receive respectively the upper rear parts of the thighs of the person when it is installed on the medical pelvis 100.
- the wings 300a and 300b are, moreover, extended longitudinally in the direction of the part not bordered by the tank 200 by rounded walls 310a and 310b, the free edges of which converge in a downward direction towards said non-bordered part of the tank 200 to improve the comfort of the person when installed on the medical basin 100.
- the wings 300a and 300b are extended longitudinally in the direction of the part of the tank 200 which is bordered by the bearing face 400 by the side walls 500a and 500b which are connected to the bearing face 400 by forming an obtuse angle with it .
- the side walls 500a and 500b are provided for receiving respectively the hollow of the buttocks of said person when it is installed on the medical pelvis 100.
- the side walls 500a and 500b are advantageously flat and the planes passing through these walls form an acute angle for improve user comfort.
- the rounded walls 310a and 310b, the wings 300a and 300b, the side walls 500a and 500b are successively connected to each other by radiated walls to avoid any angular contact with the skin of the person and improve the ergonomics of the medical basin 100 .
- the support face 400 is intended to allow the support of the lumbar part of the back of the person installed on the medical pelvis 100.
- the support face 400 advantageously has and for this purpose, a concave cross section and does not include any means stiffening in its different transverse planes. This construction allows the bearing face 400 to match the natural curvature of the lumbar part of the person's back, in particular the lumbar part comprising the ischia and the sacrum, when this person is installed on the medical pelvis 100.
- the load of the person who rests on the support face 400 is also better distributed over said support face 400.
- the intersection between the bearing face 400 and the reservoir 200 is constituted by a sealing edge 220 intended to cooperate with the skin of the person to prevent the passage of urine or excrement towards the bearing face 400 .
- the bearing face 400 forms with the plane passing through the bottom 210 an acute angle ⁇ between 12 ° and 16 ° with a preferential value equal to 14 ° so as to allow the person installed on the medical basin 100 that his back can adopt a position of lumbar kyphosis where the lumbar part of the person's back rests on said bearing face 400 and the upper part of his back rests on a support such as a mattress M.
- a transverse part of the medical basin 100 including the sealing edge 220 constitutes a deformation zone between the bearing face 400 and the other parts of the medical basin 100, which makes it possible to vary this angle ⁇ slightly (not visible in this Fig.) so that the person installed on the medical basin 100 can find a most comfortable suitable position.
- the free end of the support face 400 is arranged in the plane passing through the bottom 210 so that it can constitute a support line intended, in association with the bottom 210, to provide a seat stable medical basin 100 on a support such as the mattress M of a bed.
- the lateral edges of the medical basin 100 are extended respectively by returns 120a and 120b (only one of which is visible in this FIG) forming stiffening ribs intended to stiffen the medical basin 100 in order in particular to limit the amplitude of the angular deformations between the face support 400 and the other parts of the medical basin 100 when the person is installed on the medical basin 100.
- hooking and gripping means 110 are provided on the medical basin 100.
- the hooking and gripping means 110 advantageously consist of an orifice formed in a protrusion formed on said non-bordered part of the tank 200.
- the attachment and gripping means 1 10 consist of two orifices made respectively in the rounded walls 310a and 310b.
- the hooking and gripping means 110 can be used either as means (s) for hooking the medical pelvis 100 on a support, or as gripping means (s), in particular for bringing the medical pelvis 100 under the person or remove it.
- Gripping means 130a and 130b are provided on the medical basin 100.
- These gripping means 130a, 130b are advantageously constituted by openings 130a, 130b produced respectively through returns 120a, 120b and which are intended to allow the insertion of fingers of one hand. Only an opening 130b made in the return 120b is visible in this FIG.
- the openings 130a and 130b are also arranged in such a way that the thumb of the gripping hand can bear on the bearing face 400.
- These gripping means 130a, 130b also allow, by their arrangements, the gripping of the medical basin by the user.
- the bearing face 400 is also provided with a cavity 410. This is positioned in such a way that it can be located opposite the sacrum of a person when it is installed on said medical basin 100.
- the cavity 410 thus makes it possible to receive the projecting part of the sacrum of the person while avoiding that it cannot come into contact with the bearing face 400 of the medical basin 100 when said person is installed on said medical basin 100.
- the cavity 410 has for this purpose an outlet whose geometry forms a triangle and which is thus adapted to the morphology of the projecting part of the sacrum.
- the cavity 410 is particularly useful for undernourished people or suffering from sacred bedsores.
- One of the vertices of the triangle of the cavity 410 is advantageously turned in the direction of the reservoir 200 to perfectly cover the moguidehology of the sacrum of the installed person.
- the medical basin 100 can be manufactured by thermoforming or by injection of plastic material into a mold.
- the material used for the manufacture of the medical basin 100 is a material chosen, on the one hand, for its properties of resistance to chemical attack by the main cleaning agents, such as bleach® or quaternary ammonium and, d on the other hand, for its resistance to steam washing.
- the material used for manufacturing the medical basin 100 is, for example, of the ABS type.
- the surface of the medical basin intended to be brought into contact with the skin of a user may have a granular appearance in order to reduce the adhesion of the skin with said walls of the medical basin and thus facilitate the removal of said medical basin after use.
- FIG. 3 the medical basin 100 is shown resting on the mattress M of a bed and on which is installed a person lying on his back.
- a pocket removable 250 is possibly housed in the reservoir 200.
- the medical pelvis 100 is slid under this person so that the bearing face 400 is covered by the lumbar part of his back.
- the hollow of the buttocks must also come into contact with the side walls 500a and 500b, and the rear upper parts of the thighs must rest respectively on the wings 300a and
- the projecting part of the sacrum of the person is then positioned in the cavity 410 without it being able to come into contact with the medical pelvis 100.
- the load of the body in contact with the medical pelvis 100 is transmitted to the mattress, on the one hand, by the bottom 210 of the tank 200 and, on the other hand, by the free end of the bearing face 400, which gives it good stability.
- the absence of stiffening means on the support face 400 in its various transverse planes provides flexibility to said support face 400, which allows it to easily conform to the natural curvature of the lumbar part. from the person's back.
- the position of the support face 400 with the mattress M allows the person to adopt a posture where his back is in the position of lumbar kyphosis.
- the support provided by the wings 300a and 300b at the thighs also facilitates the adoption of this posture.
- the deformation zone including the sealing border 220 allows the person to settle comfortably on the medical basin 100.
- the position of lumbar kyphosis is the most favorable for natural needs, because it facilitates the contraction of the abdominal belt. Indeed, the body being positioned horizontally, the gluteal globes are no longer contracted and the abdominal belt can thus work in the best possible conditions to help the work of expulsion.
- the bedridden person can also use the gripping means 130a, 130b with their hands to help themselves by bracing and thus much better expelling.
- the medical pelvis 100 can be released from beneath him, by grasping the latter by gripping means 130a, 130b or by hooking and gripping means 110.
- the presence of gripping means 130a and 130b on either side of the medical basin 100 allows its manipulation on the left side as on the right side of the person's bed.
- the medical basin of the invention provides comfort of use for people forced to do their needs in the lying position, and in particular for people suffering from pressure sores at the sacrum.
- the thinness of the support face at its free end facilitates the installation and removal of the medical basin.
- the medical basin ensures an ideal position for a bedridden person having to do his needs.
- the sufficiently large width of the bearing surface of the medical basin gives it good stability in the bed, which reduces the risk of it accidentally overturning in the person's bed.
- the medical basin can also be offered in different sizes, and is stackable.
- the front and dorsal edges of the medical basin 100 are extended respectively by returns 120c and 120d.
- the set of returns 120a, 120b and 120c, 120d thus forms a skirt intended to stiffen the structure of the medical basin 100 and to avoid pinching the user.
- notches 124a, 124b produced respectively in the returns 120a and 120b extending the lateral edges of the medical basin 100 and bevelled at their ends, on the one hand, to form gripping means for the user and, on the other hand, to lower the lateral height on one side of the medical basin when it is tilted laterally so that the user who should be manipulated from a lateral position to a back position can be easily installed on said basin.
- a rod 122 of round section borders the periphery of this skirt to prevent the free edges of the medical basin 100 from constituting aggressive parts with respect to the skin of the user.
- a recess 230 forming a pourer is formed in the internal wall of the reservoir 200 and in its non-bordered part to facilitate the emptying of the medical basin 100.
- Openings 130c and 130d forming gripping means can be made in the return 120d.
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