Hear the moving stories of how the iTind™ procedure has helped to improve the quality of life for patients.

Play video Dan
Literally within a day of having the iTind™ device removed, I texted my urologist and said I never knew it could be this good.”

— Dan, iTind Procedure Patient¹
    Recorded February 2022

Learn more about Dan

Dan was treated with the iTind procedure is an unpaid speaker. As with any product, results may vary.

The iTind procedure is intended for the treatment of symptoms due to urinary outflow obstruction secondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men age 50 and above.

It is important to note that results from the iTind™ procedure may vary and not all patients see benefit from this treatment.
Implantation of the iTind device may cause pelvic discomfort, blood in urine, painful or urgent urination. In rare cases, the iTind device 
may cause urinary tract infection or a sudden difficulty to urinate.

As with all medical procedures results may vary. Patients should consult with their physician to determine their course of treatment.

1. Jim and Dan were treated with the iTind procedure and are an unpaid speakers.

Play video Dr. Naveen Kella
Urologists used to keep patients as long as possible on BPH medications until surgery was an option for them but now the iTind™ procedure is a new minimally invasive treatment option.”

— Dr. Naveen Kella²
    Recorded February 2022

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Dr. Kella is a paid consultant to Olympus Corporation of the Americas.

Play video Jim
It’s been 15 months since the iTind™ procedure. The first time I urinated I was amazed. I felt like I was 16 years old again.”

— Jim, iTind Procedure Patient¹
    Recorded November 2021

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Jim was treated with the iTind procedure is an unpaid speaker. As with any product, results may vary.

Play video Dr. Kenneth Kernen
The iTind™ procedure is a perfect fit for patients that do not want to be on continued prescription BPH medication, do not want a permanent device implanted or are not yet ready for surgery.”

— Dr. Kenneth Kernen²
    Recorded November 2021

Learn more about Dr. Kenneth Kernen²

Dr. Kernen is a paid consultant to Olympus Corporation of the Americas.

Play video Gene
I am very fortunate to have the iTind procedure done a little over a year ago. I am very excited since that day because it has been working great ever since."

— Gene, iTind Procedure Patient
    Recorded February 2022

Learn more about Gene

Gene was treated with the iTind procedure is an unpaid speaker. As with any product, results may vary.

The iTind procedure is intended for the treatment of symptoms due to urinary outflow obstruction secondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men age 50 and above.

It is important to note that results from the iTind™ procedure may vary and not all patients see benefit from this treatment. Implantation of the iTind device may cause pelvic discomfort, blood in urine, painful or urgent urination. In rare cases, the iTind device may cause urinary tract infection or a sudden difficulty to urinate.

As with all medical procedures results may vary. Patients should consult with their physician to determine their course of treatment.

An Ideal First-line Treatment for BPH

For men with an enlarged prostate that are unhappy with prescription drugs but are not yet ready for surgery, the iTind procedure may be a good choice. Find a physician in your area to help discuss your treatment options.

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