Growing Adoption of Intermittent Self-Catheters (ISCs) Patients with urine retention or incontinence issues can be effectively managed with intermittent self-catheters (ISCs).

Patients using clean intermittent self-catheterisation may also be prescribed prophylactic antibiotics. However, clinicians should monitor the patients as there may be an increased risk of ...

Condom catheters are prone to leakages, therefore, physicians and health care professionals prefer other alternatives such as intermittent catheters. Global Male External Catheter Market: Key Segments ...

Teaching the patient intermittent self-catheterisation (may be possible via local continence service even during pandemic); Indwelling urethral catheterisation – this may be required for high volume ...

Intermittent self-catheterisation (ISC) is the method of choice for men with lower urinary tract symptoms who need to drain retained urine from the bladder. It is preferred to using an indwelling ...

Current NHS pathway The NICE guideline on the management of lower urinary tract symptoms in men recommends that standard care for obstruction because of an enlarged prostate is surgery such as TURP.

CompactCath launched its intermittent urinary catheter on Monday that addresses some problems patients have while self-catheterizing during their daily routines.

Initial management in men is usually with drug therapy, such as alpha blockers, and urethral dilatation; whereas in women it is usually urethral dilatation only. The efficacy of these options is ...