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Uroplasty to market I-STOP in US:

This article was originally published in Clinica

Executive Summary

Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Uroplasty has secured exclusive US distribution rights to the I-STOP mid-urethral sling for six years, following an agreement with the product's French developer CL Medical (Lyon) to distribute distribution of the I-STOP(TM) in the US. Uroplasty already sells the I-STOP in the UK through its wholly-owned subsidiary based in Reading, Berkshire. According to Uroplasty, the I-STOP is the only monofilament polypropylene tape specifically designed for treating female stress urinary incontinence caused by lack of urethral support (urethral hypermobility).

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