In this episode of **UroNurse**, host **Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA**, sits down with **Eric Kolb**, co-founder of **Elidah**, to discuss an exciting new development in the management of **post-prostatectomy incontinence**—the expanding indications of **Elitone technology for men**.
Post-prostate incontinence remains one of the most challenging quality-of-life issues following prostate surgery. Many patients struggle with stress urinary incontinence, pelvic floor weakness, and long-term leakage that significantly impacts daily living, confidence, and social engagement.
Eric Kolb, who holds a **BS in Biomedical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute** and an **MS in Mechanical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University**, explains how Elidah’s innovative approach to pelvic floor muscle stimulation is evolving beyond its original applications and being explored for **male urinary incontinence support following prostate procedures**.
In this conversation, Vic and Eric explore:
- The underlying mechanism of post-prostate incontinence in men
- How pelvic floor muscle stimulation technology is being adapted for male anatomy
- Emerging clinical insights and potential new indications for Elitone technology
- Practical implications for urology clinicians and patients
- Future directions in non-invasive incontinence management
This episode is essential viewing for **urologists, urology nurses, pelvic floor therapists, and patients** seeking modern, non-invasive approaches to managing urinary leakage after prostate surgery.
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