Abstract: An ostomy management device (100) including an ostomy port (102) insertable inside a stoma (202) on a patient's abdomen. The ostomy port (102) includes an outer flange (204) placed at periphery of the stoma (202). The outer flange (204) includes a collapsible chamber (210) to collect instilling fluid in a non-operating state of the outer flange (204). A fixation element (208) to anchor the ostomy management device (100) inside an intestine (214). The fixation element (208) is to expand after displacement of the instilling fluid contained in the outer flange (204) to the fixation element (208). An intermediate channel (206) to transport body waste to the stoma (202). A stoma plug (106), attached to the outer flange (204), to cover an opening in the outer flange (204) to stop the body waste from flowing out from the stoma (202) during an operating state of the outer flange (204).

Abstract: An ostomy management device (100) including an ostomy port (102) insertable inside a stoma (202) on a patient's abdomen. The ostomy port (102) includes an outer flange (204) placed at periphery of the stoma (202). The outer flange (204) includes a collapsible chamber (210) to collect instilling fluid in a non-operating state of the outer flange (204). A fixation element (208) to anchor the ostomy management device (100) inside an intestine (214). The fixation element (208) is to expand after displacement of the instilling fluid contained in the outer flange (204) to the fixation element (208). An intermediate channel (206) to transport body waste to the stoma (202). A stoma plug (106), attached to the outer flange (204), to cover an opening in the outer flange (204) to stop the body waste from flowing out from the stoma (202) during an operating state of the outer flange (204).

Abstract: The present subject matter relates to a cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) device (102) including a backboard (110) to support a subject, and a constriction element (112) to constrict the subject. The constriction element (112) is connected to a decompression element (118). The decompression element (118) is disposed to be placed along the circumference of a thoracic region of the subject and is adapted to adhere to the subject on deployment. Further, a sternum compression unit (120) is attached to the decompression element (118) such that the sternum compression unit (120) is disposed on a side of the decompression element (118). Further, the constriction element (112) is adapted to be constricted and to be slackened for delivering active sternum compression, active circumferential compression, active sternum decompression and active circumferential decompression.