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Prolieve Thermodilatation® System

The Prolieve® System is the next generation in minimally invasive therapy for the symptoms of BPH.

This dual-action thermodilatation technology simultaneously heats the prostate while dilating the prostatic urethra. The treatment is well tolerated by patients and most patients do not require post-treatment catheterization.

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Overview

Product Information

The Prolieve Thermodilatation System consists of the Prolieve System Console, a Transurethral Microwave Catheter, a Rectal Temperature Monitor and a Heat Exchange Cartridge.

The Prolieve System catheter uses microwave heating to reduce the enlarged prostate tissue and improve urine flow. In addition to microwave heating, the catheter includes a compression balloon that expands and compresses prostatic tissue.

The Temperature Monitor measures the rectal wall temperature at three points.

  • Dual-action thermodilatation technology heats and dilates the prostatic urethra
  • Computer-controlled transurethral microwave heat is delivered directly to the prostate
  • Circulated water flows through the thermodilitation balloon in the urethra
  • A single-visit outpatient procedure
  • Procedure is performed in a physician's office
  • There is no anesthesia required
  • The procedure is minimally invasive in men for whom drug therapy is typically indicated
  • Eighty-two percent (82%) of patients do not require post-treatment catheterization. (Results based on pivotal clinical trial, 140 patients treated.)


Device Illustration

 The Prolieve™ System Catheter

Device Highlights

  1. Compression Balloon
  2. Bladder Access Lumen Luer w/Cap
  3. Catheter Circulating Fluid Connection
  4. Anchoring Balloon Inflation Valve
  5. Microwave Connector


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Product Type

Microwave Therapy System

Used in Procedures

Transurethral Microwave Thermotherapy for BPH (TUMT)

Related Medical Areas

Urology

Related Conditions

Urological Conditions