Why Has There Been No Change In The Method Of Collecting Urine From Stomas?

It had been great progress in improving the adhesive and wafers, which help to prevent leakage.
There is no change in the way that the urine was collected and stored from the stoma and, until the bag is emptied. That surprises me. Urostomy patients than me, I'm in, what progress has been achieved in the survey methodology are interested in the stoma. So much to do, to research, I found an alternative method.
The only way to market today is to have a plasticBag glued to the stomach with the stoma into the bag. Even with major advances in the adhesives and barrier rings, subjecting the skin under the pouch, so taking the glue caused by prolonged exposure to these chemicals issues. Skin in constant contact with these chemicals each year will show, at least sensitivity. The human skin adhesives should not be on 24 / 7 will be suspended for years.
When and Urostomy Stoma patients were interviewed, I think that youto find that one was from the top problems of the skin under her pocket. Look on the skin can tell you that it is irritated due to the glues used.
The following four paragraphs I either quoted or from an article by Gwen B. Turnbull, RN, BS, ET posted circumscribed.
The article title - Ostomy Wound Management The full article is http://www.o-wm.com/article/6240
Manufactured before 1960 only 25 companies ostomy supplies.
In 1920, theKoenig Rutzen rubber bag was introduced. It took another 20 years before one-way systems, plastic, skin-friendly adhesive bag companies and to protect the skin became available on the market.
In 1950, more companies have entered the market and has taken innovation to escape. However, extensive use of "permanent" (reusable), heavy rubber bags, rigid faceplates, and stick remained the norm.
In the early 1970s, vinyl were introduced reusable bags, but were ineffective odor management.Karaya skills as a "skin barrier," discovered in the mid-1960s, they moved quickly into a dominant position in the U.S. ostomy market. Later in that decade and early into the next major manufacturers came on the ground to produce more advanced skin barriers and disposable, lightweight, odor-resistant bag company's systems.
Yes, it has continued to make progress in the pocket designs, adhesives and skin barrier, but there have been no advances in the methodology of collecting the urinefrom the stoma.
Why not?
Medical science has a hundred times more advanced since the 50s, 60s and 70s. However, the medical community has not seen a new method to replace the bag, still have large ostomy supply companies. Is the reason why the same old story?
I have no medical training, but here is what I would like to see is. A method for the collection, does not require a bag stuck on her belly. The bag held in place with a safety belt in any art for meThe bag is nothing but a zip-lock bag will help with some bullying within, keep the settlement of urine around the stoma area and a power plug for emptying. Really, that all they are.
The odd time, ostomy patients are required to either catheter itself or by the Ostomy Nurse. Typically, this occurs when a sterile sample of urine is needed to test infection.
As I am taking my chemotherapy on a weekly basis, there were two people who need a jobImplant, because her veins were in such bad condition. This was the only way that they could receive chemotherapy. Chemotherapy session every three weeks took more than 4 hours. That's a long time to have an IV drop of strong chemicals into your system. As I understand it, the workload will be used in most home dialysis patients.
Why do some variation may extend the stint in the annex to the stoma in inches to face of the abdominal wall to be? This interlude would have been inserted or attachedThe bag, which carry urine from the stoma. Alternatively, the stoma is more during the operation so that they are outside the abdominal wall at least 4 to 6 inches. Even if the stoma created from a section of the small intestine, it has no nerve endings. The extended portion of the abdominal wall could be kept clean and safe by a protective hood. All ostomy patients are very aware of cleanliness. If they do, they are an infection after another, and nobody wants that.
So,Let's hear some comments back. Am I too far out in left field? If nothing else, it is food for thought for ostomy patients.