Butterfly Medical has also submitted a premarket approval application to the FDA.
|Articles|April 28, 2003
FDA-approved catheter enhances BPH procedure
Urologix, Inc. has received FDA approval to market the Cooled ThermoCathtreatment catheter, which is designed for use in conjunction with the company'sTargis microwave generator, for the treatment of BPH. The product incorporatescatheter cooling technology designed to improve the heat exchange coupledwith improved catheter conformance to urethral tissue.
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