The iTIND® procedure uses a small, soft implant made of shape-memory alloy that is inserted into the prostate via the urethra. Once in place, it expands and reshapes the tissue to improve urinary flow. After five to seven days, the implant is removed with minimal discomfort. No surgical incisions or sutures are required.

Recovery time is short and side effects are minimal. This allows for safe and effective treatment of many typical symptoms associated with benign prostatic enlargement.

With many years of experience in minimally invasive procedures, the surgeon provides expert guidance throughout the process. Whether this intervention is suitable for you is best determined during an individual consultation.

Link: iTind | Minimally invasive treatment for BPH | Olympus