Rigicon has brought numerous innovations to the field of prosthetic urology, including the pioneering single-use Insertion Tool.
The experts articulate that “improper cleaning and/or sterilization of the Furlow Insertion Instrument may represent a source of infection for patients undergoing penile prosthesis implantation.” And also “a disposable Furlow inserter might offer the opportunity to reduce the risks of contamination associated with improper instrument handling and impact the rate of device infection.”7
The single-use Insertion Tool is one of the many innovations Rigicon has introduced to the practice of prosthetic urology.
- Obturator [A]
- Cylinder handle [B]


Single-Use Polymer Material

Easy Needle Insertion
In this video, we will demonstrate the proper technique for using the innovative HL cylinder insertion tool. This tool is a redesign of the traditional Furlow inserter, engineered for enhanced ease of use and efficiency. First, take the traction suture from the inflatable cylinder pass both ends of the suture, which should be approximately 10 centimeters long through the eye of the Keith needle. A key design improvement over the conventional Furlow tool is that the obturator does not need to be retracted. Keep the obturator fully forward in its starting position when loading the needle, now load the blunt end of the Keith needle into the housing at the distal tip of the inserter.
Once the needle is seated, guide the suture strands into the side slot of the tool. Gently retract the obturator until you feel and hear the click. Advance the device into the distal corporal body until the tip rest beneath the glans. Then pass the needle through by fully inserting the obturator. The innovative locking mechanism prevents the needle drop, maintaining secure positioning throughout the procedure without having to pull on the sutures to keep the needle in place.
The text above is a transcript of the spoken content of this video, published for reference and accessibility. Wording may differ slightly from the recording. It is not medical advice and does not replace a consultation. Product availability and approved indications differ by country – ask your physician what applies to you.
These video resources are strictly for medical education. The footage contains graphic clinical procedures and is intended solely for healthcare practitioners.
Important: Video files are typically large. Download duration may fluctuate based on your internet connection speed. A robust, high-bandwidth connection is recommended for smooth playback and optimal learning experience.
These video resources are strictly for medical education. The footage contains graphic clinical procedures and is intended solely for healthcare practitioners.
Important: Video files are typically large. Download duration may fluctuate based on your internet connection speed. A robust, high-bandwidth connection is recommended for smooth playback and optimal learning experience.
In this video, we will demonstrate the proper technique for using the innovative HL cylinder insertion tool. This tool is a redesign of the traditional Furlow inserter, engineered for enhanced ease of use and efficiency. First, take the traction suture from the inflatable cylinder pass both ends of the suture, which should be approximately 10 centimeters long through the eye of the Keith needle. A key design improvement over the conventional Furlow tool is that the obturator does not need to be retracted. Keep the obturator fully forward in its starting position when loading the needle, now load the blunt end of the Keith needle into the housing at the distal tip of the inserter.
Once the needle is seated, guide the suture strands into the side slot of the tool. Gently retract the obturator until you feel and hear the click. Advance the device into the distal corporal body until the tip rest beneath the glans. Then pass the needle through by fully inserting the obturator. The innovative locking mechanism prevents the needle drop, maintaining secure positioning throughout the procedure without having to pull on the sutures to keep the needle in place.
The text above is a transcript of the spoken content of this video, published for reference and accessibility. Wording may differ slightly from the recording. It is not medical advice and does not replace a consultation. Product availability and approved indications differ by country – ask your physician what applies to you.
These video resources are strictly for medical education. The footage contains graphic clinical procedures and is intended solely for healthcare practitioners.
Important: Video files are typically large. Download duration may fluctuate based on your internet connection speed. A robust, high-bandwidth connection is recommended for smooth playback and optimal learning experience.
These video resources are strictly for medical education. The footage contains graphic clinical procedures and is intended solely for healthcare practitioners.
Important: Video files are typically large. Download duration may fluctuate based on your internet connection speed. A robust, high-bandwidth connection is recommended for smooth playback and optimal learning experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the HL insertion tool designed for?
How does the HL tool compare to traditional insertion methods?
See also: Infla10 Inflatable Penile Prosthesis
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