OpenFlo incorporates a design that modifies key mechanical features of conventional Foley catheters.
|Articles|April 29, 2003
Dr. Ruth promotes new book at AUA meeting
Dr. Ruth Westheimer signed copies of her new book, "Conquering theRapids of Life: Making the Most of Midlife Opportunities," for AUAmeeting attendees. The book touches on health problems in the aging maleand female, including interstitial cystitis, incontinence, sexual dysfunction,and prostate problems. Dr. Ruth is shown here at the Ortho-McNeil booth.
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