What innovations does women’s urology need most? Dr. Nicole Fleschman points to something surprisingly simple: equipment designed for the female urethra. Today, urologists use the same scope for both men and women. It’s longer than needed, harder to maneuver, and often prevents clinicians from performing minor procedures in the office. As a result, many women are taken to an operating room for interventions that could be done safely while awake—if only the right tools existed. In this segment, she explains: • Why current scopes are mismatched to women’s anatomy • How this mismatch limits access to care • Why female-specific scopes would keep many women out of the OR • The impact on leakage treatments, injections, and other office-based procedures Her vision is straightforward: create equipment that actually fits women’s bodies so care can be more comfortable, accessible, and scalable. Learn more about pelvic health at ARMS Medical: https://armsmedical.com
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