BPH Treatment Positioning for Patients With Neurological Conditions
GStirrups support stable, comfortable lithotomy positioning during BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia) procedures, including for patients with Parkinson's disease, MS, tremors, or post-stroke mobility limitations. The system installs on standard exam tables in under 15 minutes and is FDA compliant. Practices may qualify for the IRS Disabled Access Credit (Form 8826) — consult your accountant.
Best for
- Urology practices treating older male patients with neurodegenerative conditions
- ASCs running same-day BPH procedures (Rezūm, UroLift, TURP)
- Hospital outpatient urology departments
How BPH Treatment works with GStirrups
- Pre-procedure assessment of patient mobility and tremor severity
- Install GStirrups on existing exam table (under 15 minutes)
- Position patient in modified lithotomy with full leg support
- Verify stability and clinician access to surgical field
- Perform BPH procedure with reduced patient repositioning
- Safe egress with full support during recovery
Frequently asked questions
- Are GStirrups compatible with Rezūm and UroLift workflows?
- Yes. GStirrups install on standard exam tables and accommodate the modified lithotomy positioning used in office-based BPH procedures.
- Do GStirrups help reduce procedure time for tremor patients?
- By providing more stable positioning, clinicians often report fewer pauses for repositioning. Outcomes vary by practice and patient.
- Is this purchase eligible for the IRS Disabled Access Credit?
- Equipment that improves access for patients with disabilities may qualify under Form 8826. Consult your accountant.