Can a urinary catheter fall out—and if so, why does it happen? In this UroPatient episode, we answer one of the most common and anxiety-provoking questions patients ask about Foley catheters.

Hosted and presented by Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, this video explains how urinary catheters are designed to stay in place, what normally keeps them secure, and the most common reasons a catheter may accidentally come out. We’ll also discuss balloon issues, tubing tension, movement during sleep, improper securement, and what to do if your catheter does fall out.

This episode is designed for patients, caregivers, and family members who want clear, practical information—without medical jargon. Understanding when a catheter issue is an inconvenience versus a true emergency can help reduce stress and improve safety at home.

Whether you’re new to using a catheter or have had one for some time, this video will help you feel more confident and informed.

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In this episode of UroPatient, host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, explains how Aquablation therapy is helping men find relief from prostate blockage caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH.

An enlarged prostate can lead to frustrating and disruptive symptoms such as weak urine stream, difficulty starting urination, frequent nighttime bathroom trips, incomplete bladder emptying, and urinary retention. For many men, medications may stop working—or cause unwanted side effects.

Aquablation is a minimally invasive, robot-assisted procedure that uses a high-pressure, heat-free water jet to precisely remove prostate tissue blocking urine flow. Unlike traditional prostate surgeries, Aquablation relies on real-time ultrasound and robotic mapping, allowing the surgeon to target only the tissue causing obstruction.

• What Aquablation is and how it works

• Who may be a good candidate for Aquablation therapy

• How Aquablation differs from TURP, laser, and other BPH treatments

• Potential benefits, including symptom relief and preservation of sexual function

• What recovery typically looks like after the procedure

Aquablation is FDA-cleared and may be an option for men with moderate to severe BPH, including those with larger prostates. As with any medical treatment, it’s important to discuss risks, benefits, and alternatives with a qualified healthcare provider.

If you or someone you love is dealing with prostate blockage, this episode provides clear, trustworthy education to help you make informed decisions about your care.

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What a year it has been for UroPatient! In this special Year in Review episode, your host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, looks back at the most impactful topics, patient stories, educational moments, and milestones that shaped 2025. From breakthrough discussions to the most meaningful conversations with patients, UroPatient continued its mission of delivering clear, compassionate, and trustworthy urology education.

🌟 In this 2025 recap, we highlight:

• The most-watched UroPatient episodes of the year

• The biggest patient questions and concerns from 2025

• Breakthrough topics that changed how we talk about bladder, prostate, and pelvic health

• New research and trends patients asked about the most

• Powerful patient stories that inspired and educated our viewers

• How UroPatient expanded its reach and grew its community

• What’s coming in 2026 — new shows, new topics, and new ways to empower patients

This Year in Review isn’t just a look back — it’s a celebration of the UroPatient community and the incredible progress made in patient education and support throughout the year.

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Stay with us for more trusted, patient-centered discussions on urology, wellness, treatment options, and real-life experiences in 2026.

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