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Thermotherapy system is flexible in treatment site

The Targis System from Urologix, designed to treat BPH symptoms, consistsof a control unit, a catheter-based microwave delivery system (MDS), a coolingbag, and a rectal thermo-sensing unit. The control unit supplies microwaveenergy and coolant and collects and processes data from other parts of thesystem.

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