Presentation
The patient had obtained a periurethral implant as a treatment of stress incontinence following prostatectomy. His incontinence symptoms had become worse over the last few months.
Patient Data
Age: 65 years
Gender: Male
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Case Discussion
These images show the ProACTTM balloon device. Both balloons should be on the same level on either side of the urethra, so one of them must have migrated.