The biggest advantages of the UroDapter®
A quick demonstration on the UroDapter® syringe adapter
UroDapter Web Manual App
How does the UroDapter® work?
- The specially designed radiused tip easily accesses the external urethral orifice
- It enters the urethra merely 6-8 mm deep
- The sealing collar enables the leakage-free instillation of the bladder
- With the ribbed grip it can be held fast when it is being mounted
- With the connecting tail it can be attached to both Luer Slip and Luer Lock syringes
- Moulded from medical grade elastic polymer
A small device with plenty of benefits
The UroDapter® is preferred by the patients to catheters, because:
- Performing the instillation with UroDapter® is pain-free
- The UroDapter® causes no lesions to the urethra
- Unlike catheters, the UroDapter® does not raise the risk of urinary tract infections
- The instillation causes much less post treatment complications
- With the UroDapter®, it is possible to treat the bladder and the urethra at the same time, which is nearly impossible with a catheter
- Both the duration and the cost of the treatment is significantly lower
A device for many indications
Any solution can be instilled with the UroDapter® into the bladder, assuming it has no adverse effect on the nearby tissues or organs. The device can be applied in the therapy of the following conditions:
- Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS)
- Recurring Urinary Tract Infections (rUTIs)
- Post-cancer treatment: Chemotherapy-Induced Cystitis
- Post-cancer treatment: Radiation Cystitis
- Local recurrence prevention of Bladder Cancer for female patients
- Instilling analgesics, local anaesthetics, and anti-inflammatories for any indication
- UroDapter® might be applied for diagnostic purposes, too – e.g. retrograde urethrography, fistulography
The UroDapter® Introductory Webinar by Bela Koves MD, PhD.
"I've been given bladder instillations through this device for about 12 months now and it has completely changed how I feel about instillations.
Instead of using a catheter they place an adapter onto your urethral opening. The amazing part is that the injection is now essentially painless – and absolutely no pain after treatment.
Talk to your health provider. This is a massive improvement for anyone doing bladder instillations."
A male patient about the UroDapter®