Infla10® Pulse™
Case 1 — ContiClassic® AUS with Prof. Koenraad van Renterghem (Belgium)
Prof. van Renterghem demonstrated AUS implantation with ContiClassic®, underscoring:
- Accurate cuff sizing and placement for continence control.
- Reservoir and pump positioning for reliable long-term outcomes.
- Strict infection-prevention protocols throughout the procedure.
The case reinforced ContiClassic® as a gold-standard option in treating severe male stress urinary incontinence.
Case 2 — Infla10® Pulse™ DIPP with Prof. David Ralph (UK)
Prof. Ralph showcased an inflatable penile prosthesis surgery with Infla10® Pulse™ DIPP, highlighting:
- Multi-layer cylinder construction for durability and shape stability.
- Ergonomic pump handling designed for intuitive operation.
- Up to 46 mm girth expansion (per Rigicon specifications) for natural-feeling function.
The case demonstrated how Infla10® Pulse™ DIPP integrates seamlessly into established surgical workflows.
Hands-On Workshop — Dr. Juan Ignacio Martínez-Salamanca (Spain)
Rigicon supported a silicone-model training workshop led by Dr. Juan Ignacio Martínez-Salamanca. Surgeons practiced step-by-step implantation techniques with Infla10® devices, converting technical design features into reproducible surgical skills.
Why This Matters for Patient Outcomes
Live demonstration combined with hands-on simulation training promotes consistent surgical technique, faster learning curves, and confident device handling—key factors for achieving durable results in prosthetic urology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who performed the live surgeries at ESGURS 25?
A: Prof. Koenraad van Renterghem (AUS with ContiClassic®) and Prof. David Ralph (IPP with Infla10® Pulse™ DIPP).
Q: Who led the hands-on workshop?
A: Dr. Juan Ignacio Martínez-Salamanca led the silicone-model workshop using Infla10® devices.
Q: What is unique about Infla10® Pulse™ DIPP?
A: Multi-layer cylinder design, intuitive pump handling, and up to 46 mm girth expansion.
Q: What does ContiClassic® AUS treat?
A: Severe male stress urinary incontinence, with emphasis on correct cuff sizing and precise component placement.
Next Steps
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Important Safety Information: Prosthetic implantation is a significant procedure with risks including infection, bleeding, device-related complications, and possible revision surgery. Only a qualified urologist can assess suitability. Device availability and labeling vary by country. Always follow your clinician’s advice and the device Instructions for Use.
