Male suburethral sling
Transobturator polypropylene mesh that repositions and supports the bulbar urethra.
How it is used
Treats mild-to-moderate male stress urinary incontinence; a less invasive alternative to the artificial urinary sphincter.
Clinical tip
Unlike the artificial sphincter, it has no mechanism to activate: it works passively and continuously.
Sources
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History
Added to the catalog on 2026-10-09.
Dates derived from the project's public version-control history on GitHub, not a live collaborative edit log.