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UroRinse® Light

Automatic Intermittent Bladder Irrigation System

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FeatureExplanation
Consistency and ease of procedure reproductionEliminates healthcare provider skill challenges in performing bladder irrigation and enables patients requiring prolonged catheterization and caregivers to perform simple maneuvers themselves → Deliver standardized and automated cystostomies
Cleaning modes based on bladder capacity Provides an automated measurement mode to assess bladder volume for each individual patient
Self-bladder capacity measurement modeSelect the optimal cystostomy fluid infusion mode for each patient's individual bladder condition
Tube Cleaning ModeFor patients requiring prolonged catheterization, continuous and periodic bladder irrigation is required → Separate cleaning modes are available to maintain the cleanliness of the tubing in the device
Real-world data logging and connectivitySaving patient's real-time status data and data backup function via BLE Applying optimized bladder cleaning algorithm through analysis of real-time data and improving usability (offline firmware update) Basic BLE connectivity provides expansion to active patient care system through data server connection in the future
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Apply quantitative peristaltic pumps to control and verify infusion discharge at the same time as pumping
Individual flow rates for infusion and evacuation controllable for peristaltic pumps enabling different cleaning profiles Continuous patient-friendly cleaning optimization algorithms without additional hardware updates
Provides convenience for existing long-term indwelling catheter patients by directly interfacing with their existing catheter and drainage bag
Control via microcontroller allows for immediate control of disturbances in wash flow to maximize patient safety
Configure a multi-step bladder cleaning process controlled by a microcontroller to automatically execute the process with a simple operation.
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Seoul Branch#209, Biomedical Center Complex, Somang-gil 88, Juchon-myeon, Gimhae-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, Republic of Korea (Gimhae Biomedical Center)
CEOMyungchan Park
BUSINESS REGISTRATION NUMBER519-88-01909
E-mailmcpark1014@naver.com
Tel010-3042-7842