GT Urological

Male incontinence startup nabs $5M, chases post-prostate cancer surgery market

Targeting a 2 million-strong patient market in the U.S., startup GT Urological is developing an implantable fake sphincter that can help men control incontinence. The Minneapolis company just raised $5 million, according to a regulatory filing. The company’s developed an implantable prosthesis called the Phenix Artificial Urinary Sphincter, which treats moderate to severe male stress urinary […]

GT Urological raises nearly $5m for urinary incontinence device

GT Urological has raised $4.56 million from the sale of equity, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Minnesota urological device company raising $1 million

GT Urological already has one product: the ActiCuf pouch that externally manages incontinence in men. But the company has received more than $2 million in federal research and business development grants to create implantable devices for men and women that would re-establish urinary control and provide "on demand" control of bladder functions.