The RPS provides minimal invasive management for urethro-vesical anastomotic stenosis, to open occluded passages for easy urination after Radical Prostatectomy, Radical Cycto-Prostatectomy or bladder-neck stenosis after TURP. The special sphincteric segment is designed to minimize sphincteric dysfunction. The RPS conforms to the organ shape, without jeopardizing the lumen caliber, while providing maximum patient comfort.

243-0060 01.02.2012 The RPS - Round Posterior Urethral Stent Benefits 1. ‪ nique Coating - fully covered by a polymeric U coating designed to prevent tissue in-growth into the lumen as well as reduce encrustation, stone formation and calcification. 2. ‪ educed Migration - designed with an R anchor to decrease backward migration into the bladder. 3. Easy and Safe Removal - stent is retrieved by unraveling it into a thread-like strip. E 5. ‪ asy Placement - radiopaque markers aren't needed due to thick stent wires easily visible in fluoroscopy. 4. High Flexibility - extremely strong yet flexible...