iTind (Temporarily Implanted Nitinol Device)

iTind a new minimally invasive treatment for BPH

iTind (Temporarily Implanted Nitinol Device) treatment for bph

Dr Lawrence Kim is pleased to offer a new and innovative procedure to treat men with the symptoms of enlarged prostate. The iTind procedure is a new minimally invasive therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), offering an alternative to surgery, drugs, and permanent implants.

Dr Kim says “Tind is an important addition to our treatment portfolio, offering a durable less invasive treatment option with no major side effects.

The iTind procedure reshapes the anatomy of the prostatic urethra, gently creating a wider opening for urine to flow freely, without burning or cutting out tissue, and without leaving behind a permanent implant. The treatment is straightforward, does not require overnight hospitalisation, and has none of the side effects associated with prescription medication. Additionally, one of the main advantages of the iTind procedure is the preservation of sexual and ejaculatory functions.

Having performed the iTind procedure already. Dr Kim says it is a promising procedure providing relief for BPH patients.

iTind procedure steps

before and after iTind procedure

iTind Procedure video:

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