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Vacuum Positioning Cushions · CQ Medical

RectalPro™ 75 Endorectal Balloon (ERB)

The curved shaft design of the RectalPro enhances patient comfort. The air/water fill volume is adjustable to meet clinical needs, ensuring reproducible balloon positioning. Overall, it minimizes prostate movement during treatment and allows for consistent positioning.

Features

  • Reduces ano-rectal toxicity
  • Increases gland stability
  • Improved daily reproducibility
  • Promotes rectal wall and sphincter sparing
  • Reduces intra-fraction prostate motion

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