Abstract: A demonstration tool for demonstrating to a user of ostomy appliances an impact of mucin-contamination of a base plate during application of the base plate around the ostomy. The a demonstration tool includes an artificial ostomy with a generally cylindrical body with a peripheral surface and two end surfaces. A liquid-absorbing material is provided on the peripheral surface of the body.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method performed in an accessory device. The accessory device comprises an interface configured to communicate with one or more devices of an ostomy system. The interface comprises a display. The ostomy system comprises a monitor device, and/or an ostomy appliance configured to be placed on a skin surface of a user, wherein the ostomy appliance comprises the base plate. The method comprises displaying, on the display, a notification settings user interface comprising one or more control objects including a first control object, wherein the notification settings user interface is configured to adjust notification setting parameters of an ostomy user application.

Abstract: An accessory device for an ostomy system is provided and includes a monitor device and an ostomy appliance. The ostomy appliance includes a base plate, and the accessory device includes a memory, a processor, and an interface coupled to the processor. The interface is configured to communicate with the monitor device. The interface includes a display device and is configured to obtain monitor data from the monitor device coupled to the ostomy appliance. The processor is configured to determine an operating state of the ostomy appliance, determine respective locations of one or more changing rooms based on the operating state, and output to the display device directions to a changing room of the one or more changing rooms.

Abstract: An ostomy appliance wafer has a skin facing layer of adhesive applied to a proximal side of a film layer to define a proximal skin facing surface of the ostomy appliance wafer, and the skin facing layer of adhesive has a thickness in a range between 25 to 200 micrometers.

Abstract: A method of monitoring pressure applied to adhere an ostomy appliance to skin is disclosed. The method includes providing an ostomy wafer having a backing layer, an adhesive layer attached to a proximal side of the backing layer, and a sensor configured to be placed on a distal side of the backing layer. The sensor has a proximal film attached to a distal film and a coating on at least one of the proximal film and the distal film. The method includes placing the adhesive layer onto skin and applying pressure to the sensor and observing visible feedback from the coating recording a location of the pressure applied to the sensor and the ostomy wafer.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method performed in an accessory device. The accessory device comprises an interface configured to communicate with one or more devices of an ostomy system. The interface comprises a display. The ostomy system comprises a monitor device, and/or an ostomy appliance configured to be placed on a skin surface of a user, wherein the ostomy appliance comprises the base plate. The method comprises displaying, on the display, a notification settings user interface comprising one or more control objects including a first control object, wherein the notification settings user interface is configured to adjust notification setting parameters of an ostomy user application.

Abstract: An adhesive wafer adapted to attach a waste collecting bag to a skin surface of a user includes a switchable adhesive composition adapted to be switched from a first liquid state to a second adhesive state by moisture activation of the switch initiator.

Abstract: An ostomy device has a switchable adhesive layer located between a backing layer and an absorbent adhesive layer. The switchable adhesive layer has a photoinitiator reactive to visible light and the absorbent adhesive layer is a skin-facing layer having absorbent particles.

Abstract: Abase plate for an ostomy appliance including a removable protection element provided on a proximal adhesive surface of the base plate wherein an uptake portion is provided on the removable protection element and is adapted to take up stomal effluents. Further disclosed are methods of preventing stomal effluents from the stoma from contaminating the adhesive material of the base plate during application of the base plate to the skin surface around the stoma of the user, as well as a kit of parts and an accessory for a base plate of an ostomy appliance.

Abstract: A method of monitoring pressure applied to adhere an ostomy appliance to skin is disclosed. The method includes providing an ostomy wafer having a backing layer, an adhesive layer attached to a proximal side of the backing layer, and a sensor configured to be placed on a distal side of the backing layer. The sensor has a proximal film attached to a distal film and a coating on at least one of the proximal film and the distal film. The method includes placing the adhesive layer onto skin and applying pressure to the sensor and observing visible feedback from the coating recording a location of the pressure applied to the sensor and the ostomy wafer.

Abstract: An ostomy appliance has an adhesive wafer with a backing layer and an adhesive layer attached to the backing layer. The adhesive wafer has sensing means capable of recording application of pressure to the adhesive wafer during application of the ostomy appliance to the skin.

Abstract: Disclosed is a moisture switchable adhesive composition including a polymer and a switch initiator. The composition can be switched from a first liquid state to a second adhesive state by activation of the switch initiator. The composition has in the first liquid state a complex viscosity |?*| below 0.4 MPa s; and the composition has in the second adhesive state a second repeated peel force above 1 N/25 mm.

Abstract: An adhesive ostomy wafer includes a first adhesive, a skin-facing adhesive located proximal of the first adhesive, and a neutralizer located in an envelope that is contained by the first adhesive and the skin-facing adhesive. The adhesive ostomy wafer includes a stoma-receiving hole formed through wafer such that the first adhesive, the neutralizer, and the skin-facing adhesive are exposed within the stoma-receiving hole.

Abstract: An ostomy appliance has a base plate and a convex element. The base plate includes a film and an adhesive disposed on a proximal surface of the film, with the convex element attached to a distal surface of the film. A first hole is formed in the base plate and a second hole is formed in the convex element and co-axially aligned with the first hole. The second hole defines an inner perimeter edge that provides a lubricating edge that changes from a solid state to a semi-liquid state when exposed to moisture.

Abstract: Disclosed is a sensor patch and a method for manufacturing a sensor patch for attachment to an adhesive surface of a base plate for an ostomy appliance. The sensor patch having a first side and a second side. The sensor patch being adapted to form a stomal opening with a centre point, the stomal opening being configured to allow passage of output through the stomal opening and into an ostomy pouch attached to a base plate. The sensor patch comprises: a sensor assembly comprising a plurality of electrodes, a first adhesive sensor layer forming the first side of the sensor patch, and a second adhesive sensor layer forming the second side of the sensor patch.

Abstract: Application aid (10) adapted to assist a user in applying an adhesive base plate (20) of an ostomy appliance to a skin surface around a stoma of the user, the adhesive base plate comprising a first adhesive surface (30) facing the skin and a second surface ((40) facing away from the skin, the application aid is configured to be removably attached to the base plate and adaptable to at least partly surround the stoma of the user during application of the base plate to the skin surface around the stoma of the user, the application aid comprising a substrate component (70) and a protective component (80) provided on one surface of the substrate component and adapted to prevent mucus from the mucous membrane of the stoma to contaminate the base plate by mucus during application of the base plate to the skin surface around the stoma of the user.

Abstract: An alignment aid for aligning a sensor patch (20) on a base plate (30) for an ostomy appliance, the alignment aid facilitates easy and precise alignment of the sensor patch on the base plate. The alignment aid comprises a sleeve (10) having a first surface comprising a first sleeve section (40) and a second sleeve section (50), the first sleeve section and the second sleeve section being connected along a connection line (60), said connection line defining a hinge enabling the first sleeve section to pivot and superimpose the second sleeve section. The first sleeve section is configured to secure the proximal side of sensor patch and the second sleeve section is configured to secure the distal side base plate. When the first sleeve section is pivoted to overly the second sleeve section, the sensor patch is transferred to the proximal surface of the base plate.

Abstract: In a method and handheld device for capturing and digitally storing images of a wound, stoma, fistula or stoma wafer site, a representation of a view field of an optical lens of a camera is represented at a monitor. A marker is inserted in the representation of the view field in the monitor before an image is stored, the marker being configured to aid a user's positioning of the digital camera relative to the wound area, stoma, fistula or wafer. The patient holds the handheld wound and stoma imaging device in a position relative to his/her own body or in relation to the wafer, while the monitor is simultaneously viewable by the patient. Upon receipt of auser-input for effecting digital storage of the image in the view field, the image is stored in a memory of the handheld wound and stoma imaging device. The device may include a tablet device of smart phone suitably programmed by means of an applet, and optionally an adapter for facilitating the patient's handling of the device.

Abstract: A sensor patch (10) for attachment to a base plate for an ostomy appliance, where the sensor patch comprises a distal side and a proximal side comprising at least one adhesive layer (15), a part of the distal side being adapted for attachment to the base plate and the proximal adhesive side being adapted to adhere to the skin surface of a user, where the sensor patch comprises two or more electrodes (12) and a monitor interface (13) for forming a connection to a monitor device, and where the sensor patch comprises a central portion and a neck portion, the electrodes extending from the central portion to the neck portion, the neck portion comprising a flexible element being adapted to allow the central portion and the neck portion to be flexibly movable relative to each other.

Abstract: An adhesive ostomy wafer includes a first adhesive, a skin-facing adhesive located proximal of the first adhesive, and a neutralizer located in an envelope that is contained by the first adhesive and the skin-facing adhesive. The adhesive ostomy wafer includes a stoma-receiving hole formed through wafer such that the first adhesive, the neutralizer, and the skin-facing adhesive are exposed within the stoma-receiving hole.