• Recurrent bulbar urethral strictures —UroLume relieves urinary obstruction and also minimizes the recurrence of strictures.
• Enlarged prostate or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)—UroLume is minimally invasive and effective treatment option to prostate surgery.
• Detrusor external sphincter dyssynergia (DESD)—UroLume offers relief to patient that suffer from urinary obstruction due to DESD, which frequently accompanies spinal cord injury.

Benefits of UroLume for BPH

• Immediately improves the flow of urine¹
• Provides immediate benefits and has been clinically proven maintain those results over the long term
• No catheter required after most procedures¹
• Becomes fully incorporated within the body¹
• Allows for a full range of endoscopic procedure¹·²
• Allows normal erections without retrograde ejaculations (into bladder instead of out of urethra) ^³
• Fully compatible with all tissue imaging systems (MRI, X-ray and Ultrasound) 
• Does not interfere with serum prostate-specific antigen levels^¹
• The procedure is easy and safe and can be done under local anesthesia^²

1. Tekchandani AH, Oesterling JE. The UroLume endoprosthesis: indications, placements, and results. Cotemporary Urology Oct 1996 (no pages listed)
2. Masood S, Djaladat H, Kouriefs C, Keen M, Palmer JH. The 12-year outcome analysis of an endourethral wallstent for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia. BJU Int Dec. 2004 v. 94(9)p. 1271-4.
3. Milroy E. Permanent prostate stents. J Endourology 1991 v. 5(2) p. 75-78.