Shreya Mehta
CEO

Zenflow is developing a minimally invasive procedure for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) that eliminates the need for burning, cutting, or piercing tissue, resulting in minimal bleeding. Clinical studies indicate that patients experience significant symptom relief and recover within hours, offering a patient-friendly alternative to traditional BPH treatments.
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), or enlarged prostate, affects over half of men over 50, often leading to bothersome symptoms. Current BPH treatments, including medications and minimally invasive therapies, can have unwanted side effects or be uncomfortable for patients.
Zenflow is developing a minimally invasive procedure for BPH designed to provide lasting symptom relief and fast procedural recovery. The Zenflow procedure avoids burning, cutting, or piercing tissue, resulting in minimal bleeding and reduced discomfort. Clinical studies have demonstrated that patients experience significant symptom relief and typically recover within hours, offering a patient-friendly alternative to traditional BPH treatments. This approach aims to improve the patient experience and outcomes compared to existing BPH treatment options.
The primary target audience includes men over 50 experiencing symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and urologists seeking safer, more effective treatment options for their patients.