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Shorter-length catheter suits patients with smaller prostates
Urologix introduces the shorter-length Targis catheter to allow morepatients to be treated with the company's Cooled ThermoTherapy treatmentfor BPH. The catheter was designed to treat the estimated 15% to 20% ofpatients who have smaller prostates, according to the company.
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