DR. RICHARD PATRICK DELANEY, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists in Silver Spring, MD

License number

Maryland D0002338

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Name

Address

Phone

Richard Delaney

4409 Hickory Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211

Richard Delaney

41950 Clover Hill Ct, Hollywood, MD 20636

Richard Delaney

42540 Kenneth Ct, Hollywood, MD 20636

Richard Delaney

3929 Ferrara Dr, Silver Spring, MD 20906

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Dr. Richard P Delaney, Silver Spring MD - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Specialties:

Family Medicine

Address:

Richard P Delaney MD
3929 Ferrara Dr, Silver Spring 20906
(301) 962-3311 (Phone)

Languages:

English

Education:

Medical School
Saint Louis University / School of Medicine
Graduated: 1957

Richard Patrick Delaney, Silver Spring MD

Specialties:

Family Medicine, General Practice, Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology

Work:

Connecticut Belair Med Prk
3929 Ferrara Dr, Silver Spring, MD 20906

Education:

Saint Louis University (1957)

Rectal Catheter

US Patent:

4182332, Jan 8, 1980

Filed:

Feb 17, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/878726

Inventors:

Richard P. Delaney - Silver Spring MD

International Classification:

A61F 544

US Classification:

128283

Abstract:

An inexpensive, disposable rectal catheter which safely, gently and securely anchors the neck of a plastic bag within the patient's rectum. The device is of such simple construction that it may be both inserted and removed by the patient with one hand. The device features a stool-collecting bag having a narrow neck opening which is folded about a retaining member in the form of a cannula having a plurality of flexible, outwardly biased flanges which act to securely hold the neck of the bag against the inner wall of the rectum. To insert the retainer, an obturator is coupled to the tips of the flanges to hold same inwardly during insertion into the patient's rectum. The obturator is then removed, leaving the bag and retainer in place, which may be easily withdrawn after completion of a bowel movement by the patient.