STOMAL SUPPORT DEVICE
FIG2 is a bottom perspective view of the stomal device of FIG1
In embodiments, the rod 110 may have any suitable cross-sectional shape such as, e.g., a semi-circular, circular, square, rectangular, or the like. In some embodiments, the rod 110 may be formed from pliable, semi-rigid, or rigid material, such as a plastic, a polymer, a metal, or the like. In certain embodiments, each padding portion 126 may include an adhesive (not shown) in the form of, e.g., a flat sheet, sticker, tape, or the like, to facilitate securement of the stomal device 100 on abdominal wall or the skin of the patient. In embodiments, the adhesive may include any type of biocompatible adhesive (e.g., glue). In some embodiments, the contacting surfaces 120b, 122b (FIG2) of the first and second anchoring portions 120, 122 may optionally include an adhesive coating in lieu of the adhesive on the padding portion 126.
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['1. A stomal device comprising: a rod configured to be positioned in a loop of a body vessel to support at least a portion of the body vessel on an abdominal wall, the rod including first and second end portions having respective first and second connecting portions; and first and second anchoring portions configured to detachably support the rod, the first and second anchoring portions including third and fourth connecting portions configured to detachably mate with the first and second connecting portions of the first and second end portions of the rod, respectively, the first and second anchoring portions transversely extending from the rod.', '6. The stomal device according to any preceding claim, wherein at least one of the first or second anchoring portions includes a padding portion.', '10. A surgical kit comprising: a rod configured to be positioned in a loop of a body vessel to support at least the loop of the body vessel on an abdominal wall, the rod including first and second end portions; a pair of first anchoring portions configured to detachably support the rod, the first anchoring portions transversely connectable with the respective first and second end portions of the rod, the first anchoring portions each defining a longitudinal axis; a pair of second anchoring portions configured to detachably support the rod, the second anchoring portions detachably connectable with the respective first and second end  portions of the rod, the second anchoring portions including an arcuate profile having concavity; and a pair of third anchoring portions configured to detachably support the rod, the third anchoring portions extending transversely from the respective first and second ends of the rod, the third anchoring portions including an arcuate profile having convexity.']