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iTind Treatment in Faridabad

i-Tind treatment in Faridabad is one of the least invasive therapies used by certain men who have symptoms of an enlarged prostate called BPH. i-Tind therapy makes use of a temporary device that will help shape the prostatic urethra and allow smooth flow of urine through it. This is in contrast to other therapies which involve removal of prostatic tissues, where i-Tind makes use of pressure applied on certain parts of the urethra. Patients may visit Dr. Ashwani Hospital in Faridabad to consult a urologist regarding therapy choices.

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Procedure Overview No Tissue Removal
1
Temporary Nitinol Implant
Gently expands and applies ischemic pressure to remodel the prostatic urethra.
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No Tissue Resection Or Heat
Leaves all prostate tissue intact with zero burning, cutting, or permanent hardware left behind.
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Short In-Dwelling Treatment
Device remains in place temporarily (typically 5 to 7 days) and is then completely retrieved.
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Anatomical & Sexual Preservation
Designed to improve urine stream while avoiding damage to surrounding sphincteric mechanisms.
Definition & Overview

What Is iTind Treatment?

iTind is an acronym that refers to Temporary Implantable Nitinol Device. This is a device intended to treat the condition of a urinary blockage due to an enlarged prostate without having to remove prostate tissue.

This temporary device is implanted within the prostatic urethra and, during the course of treatment, helps form channels in selected regions. The process helps mold the flow of urine passage. The device is then withdrawn.

The suitability of iTind will depend on several factors, including prostatic anatomy and severity of symptoms.

Advanced Urology Care

Tailored Prostate Assessment

Our urology specialists evaluate prostate anatomy, median lobe presence, and flow rates to determine whether temporary devices like iTind, laser surgery like HoLEP, or TURP offer the best clinical outcome.

Clinical Indications

When Is iTind Recommended?

The urologist can prescribe iTind to some men with BPH-related urinary problems such as:

1 Poor urine stream.
2 Trouble starting to urinate.
3 Frequent urination, especially during night-time.
4 Urgency to urinate.
5 Feeling like the bladder is not fully emptied.
6 Persistent symptoms in spite of lifestyle modification or medicines.
Clinical Consideration: However, all patients suffering from BPH can be considered good candidates for iTind. The size of the prostate, body anatomy, urine retention and other diseases play a role in treatment choice.
Procedural Steps

How Is the iTind Procedure Performed?

The procedure is performed by a trained urologist. The exact approach depends on the patient's condition and the device protocol.

Step 1

Initial evaluation

The urologist assesses urinary symptoms, prostate anatomy and relevant test results.

Step 2

Device placement

The temporary implant is positioned in the prostatic urethra using a specialised instrument.

Step 3

Treatment period

The device remains in place for a prescribed period while it reshapes the urethral passage.

Step 4

Device removal

The urologist removes the implant during a follow-up procedure.

Step 5

Follow-up assessment

Urinary symptoms and recovery are reviewed to assess the treatment outcome.

The treatment schedule and follow-up plan should be confirmed with the treating specialist.
Clinical Advantages

Potential Benefits of iTind Treatment

For appropriately selected patients, iTind may offer several potential benefits:

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A minimally invasive approach to treating urinary symptoms.

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No surgical removal of prostate tissue.

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Use of a temporary implant rather than a permanent device.

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A relatively short treatment period before device removal.

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An option for patients exploring alternatives to conventional prostate surgery.

Results vary between patients. iTind may not be suitable for every type of prostate enlargement, and some patients may need medication or another procedure later.
Procedure Comparison

iTind vs HoLEP vs TURP

These procedures use different approaches to treat urinary obstruction caused by prostate enlargement.

Feature iTind HoLEP TURP
Treatment approach Temporary implant reshapes the prostatic urethra Laser separates and removes obstructing tissue Surgical instrument removes obstructing tissue
Tissue removal No prostate tissue is removed Yes Yes
Implant Temporary device, removed after treatment No permanent implant No permanent implant
Recovery Depends on symptoms and individual response Depends on procedure and patient health Depends on procedure and patient health
Suitability Selected patients based on prostate anatomy and symptoms Can be suitable for a wide range of prostate sizes Commonly used for selected small to moderately enlarged prostates

Your urologist can explain the advantages, limitations and risks of each option based on your medical evaluation and treatment goals.

ILSS Ashwani Hospital, Faridabad

iTind Treatment at ILSS Ashwani Hospital, Faridabad

ILSS Ashwani Hospital provides specialised urology services in Faridabad, including evaluation of prostate-related urinary symptoms.

Patients interested in iTind should confirm whether the hospital currently offers the procedure and whether a trained specialist considers them suitable.

What to Discuss During Your Consultation

The severity and duration of urinary symptoms.
Prostate size and anatomical findings.
Previous medication or prostate treatments.
Suitability for iTind compared with other procedures.
Expected outcomes, possible complications and follow-up requirements.
Total treatment cost and any additional charges.
Cost & Evaluation

iTind Treatment Cost in Faridabad

The cost of iTind treatment in Faridabad depends on device availability, the patient's condition and the treatment plan. A personalised estimate should be obtained directly from the hospital after assessment.

Factors that may affect the total cost include:

Initial consultation and diagnostic tests.
Device and procedural charges.
Anaesthesia or sedation requirements.
Device removal and follow-up appointments.
Medication and postoperative care.
Additional treatment if symptoms persist or recur.

Ask the hospital for a complete cost estimate and confirm that iTind is currently available before making a treatment decision.

Post-Procedure Care

Recovery After iTind Treatment

Recovery is unique for each patient. Urinary problems like burning, urge, frequency or presence of blood in urine can be experienced by some patients while undergoing the procedure.

Your urologist may recommend the following to you:

Take your prescribed medications as advised

Adhere to instructions on physical activities and fluid intake

Go for the device removal procedure as planned

Notify your doctor if your symptoms have become worse

Urgent Medical Advisory: Please consult a medical practitioner immediately if you experience fever, pain, inability to urinate or excessive bleeding.
Common Queries

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers regarding iTind device placement, mechanism of action, recovery and comparison with other prostate therapies.

iTind is a minimally invasive treatment that makes use of a temporary implant to reshape the prostatic urethra and thus improve urine flow in certain patients with BPH.

Not at all. The temporary device only reshapes the prostatic urethra but does not entail any prostate tissue removal. Your urologist will be able to tell you if this is an appropriate treatment method for you.

This temporary device will need to stay in place for a certain specified treatment period before being removed.

Not all cases are alike, and there is no such thing as one superior procedure for everyone. iTind does not involve prostate tissue removal, unlike HoLEP and TURP. It is up to the doctor to select the best procedure based on anatomy, symptoms and medical history.

It will depend on procedure fees, diagnostics and other requirements of treatment. Please ask the hospital for a quote and for the availability of this treatment.

Please contact ILSS Ashwani Hospital, Plot No. 8 D, 1, YMCA Road, Pocket D, Sector 11, Faridabad, Haryana 121006 to inquire about urology treatment.

Consult a Urologist for Enlarged Prostate Treatment

In case of poor urine flow or frequent urge to urinate that can be attributed to enlargement of the prostate gland, a visit to a urologist will help you know how to manage your problem. Call ILSS Ashwani Hospital in Faridabad to book an appointment with a urologist to check your suitability for ITINd therapy.

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