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The Vanquish® Water Vapor Ablation System is a transurethral, outpatient procedure designed to ablate targeted prostate tissue using the thermal energy stored in sterile water vapor.

Technology and Knowledge Converge

The Vanquish System utilizes the growing body of clinical data, improved prostate imaging and biopsy technologies, and patient advocacy to offer a new option for patients.

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One in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. The majority of men with localized, low-to-intermediate risk prostate cancer will be presented with one of two options: whole prostate gland removal or radiation, which have a high potential for long-term side effects, or active surveillance, which allows them to maintain their quality of life.

Disclosure: The Vanquish® Water Vapor Ablation System has been cleared as a tool for the thermal ablation of targeted prostate tissue via a transurethral approach. The FDA has not evaluated the Vanquish System for the treatment of any disease, including prostate cancer, or evaluated the Vanquish System for any long-term prostate cancer treatment outcomes.

The Vanquish System provides targeted ablation of prostate tissue in any location in the prostate.

How the Technology Works

The Vanquish® System is a breakthrough technology that uses the energy stored in sterile water vapor to ablate targeted prostate tissue. Water vapor respects the natural boundaries of the targeted tissue, minimizing or eliminating damage to surrounding structure.

Clinical Evidence.

VAPOR 2 Multi-Center Pivotal Study (n=235)

The VAPOR 2 Study is a novel, multi-center trial using a transurethral thermal water vapor device (Vanquish System) to manage localized intermediate-risk prostate cancer. Enrollment is complete and patients will be followed for five years.

VAPOR 2 (n=110)
Clinical Data and Patient Satisfaction Results:

91%

clearance of targeted MRI visible ≥GG2 disease following a single treatment

2.7%

≥ Grade 2 urinary incontinence

No device related

serious adverse events

Low rates of

erectile dysfunction

93%

of patients were extremely satisfied or satisfied with the Vanquish procedure at 12 months (n=107)

94%

of the patients believed that the Vanquish procedure was a good decision (n=107)

Minimal to no pain

Most patient reported no pain.

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