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2-piece inflatable implant · Mid-range

ZSI 475

by Zephyr Surgical

A two-piece inflatable implant. The pump and the fluid reservoir are combined into one unit in the scrotum, so nothing is placed behind the abdominal wall.

ExpansionModest girth
RigidityModerate
ReservoirCombined in the scrotum
CE marked
Implanted by 1 surgeon in our network
Two-piece inflatable penile implant — abstract illustration
Key takeaways
  • A two-piece inflatable implant with the pump and reservoir combined in the scrotum.
  • No separate reservoir is placed behind the abdominal wall.
  • A useful option after major pelvic, bladder or prostate surgery.
Key features
  • Combined pump and reservoir in a single scrotal unit
  • No separate abdominal reservoir to place
  • An option after major pelvic, bladder or prostate surgery

About the ZSI 475

The ZSI 475 is a two-piece inflatable penile implant made by the Swiss company Zephyr Surgical. In a two-piece implant, the pump and the fluid reservoir are combined into a single unit in the scrotum — there is no separate reservoir placed behind the abdominal wall.

How it works

Two cylinders in the penis connect to a combined pump-and-reservoir in the scrotum. Squeezing that unit inflates the cylinders; a release valve lets the fluid flow back. Because everything sits in the penis and scrotum, no space is needed inside the abdomen.

What makes it distinctive

The absence of an abdominal reservoir makes the ZSI 475 a useful option for men who have had major pelvic, bladder or prostate surgery, where placing a reservoir behind the abdominal wall would be difficult or risky. It comes pre-connected, which can simplify the operation.

Things to weigh

A two-piece implant gives less girth expansion than a three-piece and tends to feel firmer when deflated, because the fluid has nowhere else to go. There are also fewer models in this category to choose from.

Reliability
Two-piece inflatable implants report five-year mechanical survival broadly comparable to three-piece devices.
Source: uroweb.org

Is this device for you?

✓ Best for
  • Men who have had major pelvic, bladder or prostate surgery
  • Those for whom an abdominal reservoir is risky or impossible
  • Anyone wanting an inflatable without an abdominal component
! Consider that
  • Less girth expansion than a three-piece implant
  • Feels firmer than a three-piece when deflated

At a glance

Manufacturer
Zephyr Surgical
Type
2-piece inflatable implant
Price tier
Mid-range
Regulatory
CE marked
Warranty
Zephyr Surgical device warranty

Surgeons who implant it

Surgeons in our network who work with the ZSI 475. Availability of a specific model is always confirmed in your proposal.

Common questions

Why choose a two-piece implant like the ZSI 475?
Because it needs no reservoir behind the abdominal wall, it is a good choice for men who have had major pelvic or bladder surgery, where placing a reservoir would be difficult or risky.
Is a two-piece implant as good as a three-piece?
It is a strong option in specific situations, but it gives less girth expansion and feels firmer when deflated. Most men without prior pelvic surgery are offered a three-piece.
Is the ZSI 475 available everywhere?
The ZSI 475 is CE-marked and widely used in Europe. Availability varies by country, so your proposal will confirm what each clinic offers.

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