A novel minimally invasive approach to accidental bowel leakage
Accidental bowel leakage (ABL) affects 9% of women, yet treatment options remain limited and invasive for this debilitating condition. TOPAS is designed as a minimally invasive implant, clinically supported to turn daily struggle into meaningful relief.
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with too few proven options
Approximatly 1 in 10 women women suffer from ABL. It is the second leading cause of elderly nursing-home admission, and many sufferers become homebound for fear of embarrassing accidents.
Causes range from pelvic-floor injury in childbirth or surgery to neurologic disease, congenital conditions, and the muscle atrophy of normal aging. Yet care today jumps from low-efficacy conservative options straight to invasive procedures.
TOPAS exists to give patients, and the urogynecologists who treat them, a proven option.
Transforming lives with fewer accidents and greater confidence
median reduction in leakage episodes at 12 months in a 152-patient study.
Clinically studied in over 300 women across multiple studies, with follow-up out to 60 months.
A prospective, multicenter pivotal study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Treatment success at 24 months in long-term follow-up, with sustained quality-of-life improvement across validated measures.
Zero erosions, extrusions, organ perforations, bowel obstructions, or device revisions reported across published studies.
Minimally Invasive.
Clinically Supported.
Self-Fixating Sling
A posterior anal sling placed through two small incisions. The implant material is the gold standard in pelvic-floor reconstruction.
Outpatient Procedure
Completed in under 30 minutes under local anesthesia, an approach familiar to urogynecologist.
Restored Mechanism
The sling restores and maintains the anorectal angle, an important part of the continence mechanism.
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