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GT Urological developed innovative medical devices to treat male stress urinary incontinence, including the ActiCuf Compression Pouch and an implantable artificial urinary sphincter. The company conducted multi-center clinical trials of its artificial sphincter device with endpoints focused on safety and efficacy. The ActiCuf was a disposable external compression pouch designed to manage urine flow by applying pressure to the urethra and capturing leaked urine. Their implantable TMOD (Tape Mechanical Occlusive Device) aimed to offer minimally invasive, adjustable continence control for men after prostate surgery[1][4][5][9].
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