Abstract: An aseptic container and manipulator for urethral catheters comprising an elongated tubular container for the catheter, and having at one end a first enclosure containing a lubricant while at the other end there is a second enclosure having an antiseptic solution therein, with the wall between said container and the first enclosure being frangible. By this arrangement the first enclosure may be opened and the frangile wall thereof pierced, and the catheter may be inserted into the patient by manipulating the outer sleeve of the container, without the physician requiring sterile gloves, forceps or other instruments.

Abstract: A penile prosthesis which is adapted for the treatment of erectile impotence is surgically implanted in a man and includes two elongated body portions, each adapted to be surgically implanted in a corpus cavernosum of the penis, with each body portion including a non-distensible portion made of a semi-rigid silastic material and adapted to be implanted into the root end of the corpus cavernosum, and a distensible body portion formed unitary with said non-distensible portion, with the distensible body portion adapted to be surgically implanted into the tunica end of said corpus cavernosum. Each distensible body portion is connected by tubing to a fluid reservoir surgically implanted in the scrotal sac. Suitable valve means are provided for controlling the flow of fluid between said fluid reservoir and said distensible body portions.