Next Generation Adjustable Sling System

Precise, reproducible postoperative tension control restoring continence

Reliable Continence, Adjustable Support, and Minimally Invasive

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Adjustable Postoperative Tension

Fine-tune sling support adjustment after initial implantation to restore continence without overcorrection.

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Minimally Invasive Surgical Technique

Retropubic mini-invasive approach with small incisions and reduced recovery time.

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Long-Term Efficacy for SUI

Engineered to provide durable support for patients with urethral hypermobility and/or intrinsic sphincter deficiency.

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Compatible With Any Macro-Porous Synthetic or Autologous Graft Materials

The Opus Sling re-adjustable tensioning system seamlessly integrates with biocompatible macroporous synthetic mesh or autologous grafts, allowing consistent support, predictable handling, and stable long-term performance in both primary and complex recurrent SUI cases.

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Fully Compatible With Autologous Grafts

For patients who prefer non-synthetic materials or for clinical situations where biologic tissue is preferred, the Opus Sling system is designed to work with autologous grafts, maintaining full postoperative adjustability while eliminating synthetic mesh exposure concerns.

Designed for Women and Men

Adaptable configurations for female SUI and male post-prostatectomy incontinence.

About the Device

What is the Adjustable Sling System?

This system is a re-adjustable mid-urethral sling developed to treat stress urinary incontinence. Unlike fixed “tension-free” slings, the Opus Sling System allows controlled, postoperative support adjustments, improving the ability to achieve consistent continence outcomes.

How the System Works

  • A supportive sling is implanted beneath the mid-urethra or bladder neck (for men).
  • A precision tensioning mechanism is connected externally during the early postoperative phase.
  • The surgeon adjusts sling tension as needed to achieve the desired level of continence without producing obstruction/overcorrection.
  • Once optimal support is reached, the external component is removed, leaving the implanted sling and tensioning device in place.
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Clinical Benefits

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Personalized Tension Control

Postoperative adjustments enable surgeons to tailor support to individual patient responses -something not possible with standard, non-adjustable slings.
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Improved Outcomes for Complex SUI

Especially helpful for:

  • Intrinsic sphincter deficiency (ISD).
  • Recurrent SUI after prior incontinence surgery.
  • Re-operations after complications of prior incontinence and/or sling surgery (mesh erosion, obstructions, etc.).
  • Male SUI after prostate surgery.
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Reduced Need for Revision Surgery

Many patients achieve continence without the need for a second sling implantation.
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Clinically Proven Concept

Clinically proven concept supported by long-term data demonstrating safety, effectiveness, and durability.