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Spectra Concealable Penile Prosthesis

Boston Scientific

Spectra is a manually positionable malleable penile prosthesis with a spring-and-cable cylinder design for physician-led erectile restoration. It serves urologists evaluating a non-hydraulic prosthesis pathway.

Spectra Concealable Penile Prosthesis
Product Overview

A spring-and-cable malleable platform

Spectra uses paired cylinders that are positioned manually, without the pump and fluid reservoir required by an inflatable prosthesis.

Professional evaluation therefore centers on cylinder construction, diameter and length, rear-tip extension, and the placement resources governing the selected configuration.

Technical Product Details

Spectra technical product understanding

The details below connect Spectra's mechanical design with the sizing and implantation choices that complete the platform.

Spring-and-cable design

The cylinder construction combines a spring-and-cable mechanism that permits manual positioning with limited spring-back.

Cylinder sizes

Official ordering information lists 9.5, 12, and 14 mm diameters in 12, 16, and 20 cm lengths.

System Components

Spectra sizing and implantation components

The malleable platform uses paired cylinders and sizing components rather than a hydraulic pump-and-reservoir system.

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Cylinder pair

The paired spring-and-cable cylinders provide the implanted prosthesis structure.

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Rear tip extenders

Snap-fit rear tip extenders add proximal length. For 12 and 14 mm cylinders, official ordering information identifies the 1.5 cm extender as the only extender that may be combined with another Snap-fit extender.

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Non-sterile sizers

Official ordering information identifies sizers for 9.5 and 12 mm cylinder planning.

Product Knowledge

Spectra Concealable Penile Prosthesis product knowledge

Use these focused explanations to connect product design, professional context, and the decisions guided by current documentation.

  • Spectra is manually positioned and has no control pump or separate reservoir. Its operating context is therefore distinct from AMS 700 and Ambicor.
Documentation and Related Knowledge

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Build on this product overview with selected official literature, professional education, and patient-support materials for Spectra Concealable Penile Prosthesis.

Physician GuidePublic

Spectra physician resource center

Professional animation, procedure video, brochure, and product instructions.

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Patient GuidePublic

Spectra patient education

Patient-facing support materials available through the professional resource center.

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