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        Virginia Medical School, Virginia Beach, VA, United States;  Department of   traumatic (51%), iatrogenic (45%) and idiopathic (4%). Average num-
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        Urology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States  ber of prior treatments was 1.7 per subject (range 1-4). Prior treatments
        Introduction: Urethral strictures are most commonly treated via minimally   included rigid dilation and DVIU, however most subjects were on a
        invasive techniques such as dilation or direct vision internal urethrotomy   “dilation program” or self-catheterization at home. Self-catheterizations
        (DVIU); but in men who have undergone more than 1 prior treatment,   were not counted in the number of prior treatments. There were no serious
        recurrence rates with repeat dilation or DVIU are over 50%, with an   or unexpected device related adverse events. Overall anatomic success
        average time to recurrence of 3 months[1]. A novel drug coated balloon   rate at 12 months was 75% (35/47). The 12 failures were composed of 5
        for urethral dilation (Optilume™ DCB) was designed to mechanically   retreatments, 4 who failed the urethral lumen test; 3 exited the study for
        dilate a stricture while delivering paclitaxel, an anti-proliferative drug   symptoms of recurrence without retreatment or failing the urethral lumen
        intended to reduce the rate of stricture recurrence. The ROBUST I study   test and were considered failures. Mean IPSS decreased from 25.2±4.5
        is a multi-center, prospective, non-randomized trial designed to determine   (baseline) to 4.9±5.6 (p<0.001) in 42 men with 12-month data. Mean
        the safety and efficacy of the Optilume™ DCB.        peak urinary flow (Qmax) increased from 5.0±2.6 ml/sec (baseline) to
        Methods: Men with bulbar urethral strictures ≤ 2cm with 1-3 prior endo-  19.5±9.9 (p<0.001) ml/sec, again in 42 men at 12 months.
        scopic treatments were enrolled at 4 study sites in the Dominican Republic   Conclusions: One-year data indicates the Optilume™ DCB treatment is
        and Panama following Ethics Committee approvals. The Optilume™ DCB   safe and the device produces urethra luminal gain that achieves significant
        was inflated under cystoscopic visualization and placement confirmed   clinical results with meaningful increased Qmax and decreased IPSS.
        via fluoroscopy. Subjects were evaluated at 2-5 days, 14-days, 3, 6- and   Reference
        12-months post-treatment. Primary efficacy endpoint was improvement   1.   Heyns CF, Steenkamp JW, de Kock ML, et al. Treatment of male
        in IPSS and primary safety endpoint was serious complications through 3   urethral strictures: Is repeated dilation or internal urethrotomy
        months. Secondary endpoints included anatomic success, defined as the   useful? J Urol 1998;162:356-8. https://doi.org/10.1097/00005392-
        urethral lumen caliber ≥14F based on ability to pass a flexible cystoscope   199808000-00016
        or a 14F catheter and change in uroflowmetry.
        Results: Fifty-three subjects were enrolled, and all successfully treated.
        Average subject age was 51 years (range 22-81). Stricture etiology was




















































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