Mediplus has two clinical divisions – Pelvic Floor and Critical Care.

The Pelvic Floor division promotes Urology, Urodynamic, Gynaecology, Male Impotence and Gastroenterology products. These include:

• Urology products, such as, S-Cath^TM an innovative method of Inserting Catheters Suprapubically that is proven to be safer, faster and more dramatically more cost effective than other Urinary Catheters on the market. Foley Catheters, for both adult and Paediatric Urology. Significantly, 
• Urodynamic catheters and equipment such as Uroflow to assist in the diagnosis of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms such as Bladder Incontinence, Urge Incontinence and Stress Urinary Incontinence. A novel, Non-invasive Urodynamic device "The Penile Cuff Test" for the diagnosis of Bladder Outlet Obstruction (BOO). These tests are often carried out as a precursor to Incontinence Surgery or, for male patients, Transurethral Resection of the Prostate surgery (TURP).
• For a more conservative management of female patients, Mediplus offers the Milex range of Pessaries for pelvic Organ Prolapse, vaginal and rectal prolapse and as an additional Incontinence Treatment which often avoids the need for Incontinence Surgery.
• Non-invasive management of Impotence and Peyronie's Disease utilizing the Osbon ErecAid. The Osbon ErecAid is a Vacuum Therapy System that is proven to be highly effective in the management of Male Impotence and has also been proven as a Peyronie's Treatment option avoiding the need for a Surgical Operation.

Increasing safety in anaesthesia

Working closely with anaesthetists, yet another innovation for the safe delivery of anaesthesia is launched.

When patients move from theatres into recovery, the current practice requires the IV connector to be discarded in favour of a needle-freeconnector. The new TIVA Combination Set features a detachable Siamese infusion line combined with a needle-free IV connector. This meansonly the TIVA set is discarded leaving the IV connector in place. Reducing cost and risk.

Saving time and helping infection control.

Enhanced Recovery with Rectus Sheath Catheter

Epidurals have been used for many years to help facilitate post-operative pain management but the complications and management issues are well known.

Evidence shows that using the Rectus Sheath Catheter Set (RSC) for post-operative pain management can help facilitate early mobilisation and subsequent release from hospital for patients undergoing a midline abdominal incision.