AquaBeam Autonomous Surgical Robots for BPH Treatment
The world’s first commercially available ultrasound-guided surgical robot utilizing automated tissue resection for the treatment of LUTS due to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
Next-Generation Robotic Technology
The AquaBeam Robotic System, delivering Aquablation therapy, couples sophisticated design with high-tech robotics, allowing more surgeons to help a wider range of patients get optimal results.
Regardless of prostate anatomy, resection times are short and consistent, paving the way for greater procedural predictability.
The Aquablation Procedure
Aquablation therapy with the AquaBeam robot is an intuitive procedure allowing for an individualized prostate resection.
Real-Time, Multi-Dimensional Robotic Imaging
Unlike traditional surgical BPH methods, prostate resection with Aquablation therapy combines an integrated cystoscope with intra-operative ultrasound, providing the surgeon with more information for improved decision making and treatment planning.
Real-Time, Multi-Dimensional Robotic Imaging
Unlike traditional surgical BPH methods, prostate resection with Aquablation therapy combines an integrated cystoscope with intra-operative ultrasound, providing the surgeon with more information for improved decision making and treatment planning.
Personalized Treatment Planning
Visualizing the prostate in multiple views on the AquaBeam Robot monitor, the surgeon maps the exact treatment contour, personalizing the optimal tissue removal plan for each individual patient.
Using the transverse and sagittal ultrasound views of the prostate, the surgeon easily adjusts the length, sweep angle and depth of treatment, defining the three-dimensional boundary for robotic prostate tissue resection, while sparing the anatomical landmarks responsible for continence and ejaculatory function.
Personalized Treatment Planning
Visualizing the prostate in multiple views on the AquaBeam Robotic System monitor, the surgeon maps the exact treatment contour, personalizing the optimal tissue removal plan for each individual patient.
Using the transverse and sagittal ultrasound views of the prostate, the surgeon easily adjusts the length, sweep angle and depth of treatment, defining the three-dimensional boundary for prostate tissue resection, while sparing the anatomical landmarks responsible for continence and ejaculatory function.
Heat-Free Waterjet with Robotic Execution
Once treatment planning is complete, the surgeon monitors with confidence as the AquaBeam Robotic System executes the treatment plan, resecting the identified prostate tissue with a heat-free, high-velocity waterjet.
Using the surgeon-defined treatment contour, the AquaBeam Robotic System software calculates the various flow-rates based on the length, depth, and width of resection required.
Based on the WATER Study results, resection times are consistent regardless of prostate size.
Heat-Free Waterjet with Robotic Execution
Once treatment planning is complete, the surgeon monitors with confidence as the AquaBeam Robotic System executes the treatment plan, resecting the identified prostate tissue with a heat-free, high-velocity waterjet.
Using the surgeon-defined treatment contour, the AquaBeam Robotic System software calculates the various flow-rates based on the length, depth, and width of resection required.
Based on the WATER Study results, resection times are consistent regardless of prostate size.
Take the next step to greater procedural predictability
Aquablation Therapy
