Abstract: A catheter assembly wherein Foley and ureteral catheters and a drainage bag are all coupled together by a coupling chamber. The coupling chamber has an entrance at one end for the Foley catheter and a drainage exit at an opposite end. Two secondary chambers extend outward from and connect to the mid region of the central chamber, and each is connectable to a ureteral catheter.

Abstract: A catheter securing device embodies a supporting pad-like member having a first flexible strap extending laterally therefrom to encircle a leg of a person. Cooperating fastener members are carried by facing surfaces of the strap when encircling the leg to detachably connect the pad-like member about the leg. An elongated resilient gripping member is carried by the pad-like member in position to at least partially encircle the catheter tube and restrain movement thereof relative to the pad-like member. A second flexible strap is carried by the pad-like member adjacent one side of the gripping member and is adapted to extend over the gripping member and engage a retainer element carried by the pad-like member adjacent the other side of the gripping member. Connector elements carried by the second strap engage adjacent fastener members carried by the first flexible strap to retain the catheter within the gripping member.