Abstract: The utility model relates to rectally installed devices for intestinal gases drainage. User comfort is improved due to the fact that the device for silent removal and collection of intestinal gases is made in the form of a hollow oblong housing with two collar projections, proximal and distal, on the outer surface of the oblong housing, between which there is a window connected in the flowing medium with the outlet; there is a stop at the outlet. The window may consist of several inlets located circumferentially between the collar protrusions; there are drainage grooves on the outer side of the distal collar protrusion.

Abstract: Enhanced convenience of use is achieved due to the fact that the gas collector, which includes a device for the anus gas discharge, a tube connected to the said device with its first end, and a gas collection container connected to the second end of the tube, is characterized by the fact that the first end of the tube is connected to the gas relief device detachably to allow the first end of the tube and the anus gas relief device to be disconnected by applying force along the tube. The force aimed at disconnecting the first end of the tube and the gas relief device can be to 5-7 kg. The gas collection container has a gas relief valve. This makes it possible for the user to release gases in a desired, ventilated location.

Abstract: The utility model relates to rectally installed devices for intestinal gases drainage. User comfort is improved due to the fact that the device for silent removal and collection of intestinal gases is made in the form of a hollow oblong housing with two collar projections, proximal and distal, on the outer surface of the oblong housing, between which there is a window connected in the flowing medium with the outlet; there is a stop at the outlet. The window may consist of several inlets located circumferentially between the collar protrusions; there are drainage grooves on the outer side of the distal collar protrusion.