Using a Drug-Coated Balloon to Treat BPH

[madman]

In this episode of the Prostate Health Podcast, Dr. Steven Kaplan and Dr. Dean Alterman discuss Optilume BPH, a new treatment for benign enlargement of the prostate. Optilume BPH is a drug-coated balloon that does not require surgery or permanent implants. The doctors explain the procedure and its benefits, including improved flow rate and preservation of sexual function. They also highlight the positive results from clinical trials and the potential impact of Optilume BPH in the field of minimally invasive prostate treatments.


Key takeaways:

*Optilume BPH is a new treatment for benign enlargement of the prostate.

*It is a drug-coated balloon that does not require surgery or permanent implants.

*The procedure involves a pre-dilation step followed by the use of the drug-coated balloon to split the prostate and deliver the medication.

*Optilume BPH offers promising results, including significant improvement in flow rate and durable outcomes.

*The treatment is minimally invasive, outpatient, and has a short recovery time.

 

[madman]

Optilume BPH System launches globally in the urology market

https://www.urologytimes.com/view/optilume-bph-system-officially-launches-on-world-urology-market World's first use of Optilume BPH System, a minimally invasive therapy for lower urinary tract symptoms due to BPH, performed successfully. The system combines mechanical dilation with a...

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[madman]

Canadian Urological Association guideline: MLUTS/BPH

UPDATE – Canadian Urological Association guideline: Male lower urinary tract symptoms/ benign prostatic hyperplasia (2022) Dean Elterman, Mélanie Aubé-Peterkin, Howard Evans, Hazem Elmansy, Malek Meskawi, Kevin C. Zorn, Naeem Bhojani Introduction The current document summarizes the...

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[PeterB]

In this episode of the Prostate Health Podcast, Dr. Steven Kaplan and Dr. Dean Alterman discuss Optilume BPH, a new treatment for benign enlargement of the prostate. Optilume BPH is a drug-coated balloon that does not require surgery or permanent implants. The doctors explain the procedure and its benefits, including improved flow rate and preservation of sexual function. They also highlight the positive results from clinical trials and the potential impact of Optilume BPH in the field of minimally invasive prostate treatments.


Key takeaways:

*Optilume BPH is a new treatment for benign enlargement of the prostate.

*It is a drug-coated balloon that does not require surgery or permanent implants.

*The procedure involves a pre-dilation step followed by the use of the drug-coated balloon to split the prostate and deliver the medication.

*Optilume BPH offers promising results, including significant improvement in flow rate and durable outcomes.

*The treatment is minimally invasive, outpatient, and has a short recovery time.

Im wondering if this technology works on larger prostate