Instillation: Ureteral Catheter
Watch the video below for the full instructions on how to administer Jelmyto with a ureteral catheter.
Instructions for Administration
Download the Jelmyto Instructions for Administration (IFA) for a step-by-step guide for administering Jelmyto with a ureteral catheter.
Instillation: Nephrostomy Tube
Watch the video below for the full instructions on how to administer Jelmyto with a nephrostomy tube.
Nephrostomy Instructions Download the Instruction Guide for Instillation of Jelmyto with a Nephrostomy Tube for step-by-step administration instructions.
Download (PDF)Jelmyto is a primary treatment instilled via catheter once weekly for 6 weeks for the possibility of complete response1*
- Reconstituted Jelmyto can be stored for up to 96 hours (4 days) at room temperature†
- Can be done in an outpatient setting (fluoroscopy required)
- General anesthesia is not required
- Used in 37% of patients for at least one instillation during the treatment period. Local anesthesia or sedation was used at the discretion of the physician
- Jelmyto is instilled once weekly for 6 weeks
- 86% of patients treated with Jelmyto received the full recommended 6 doses
- Jelmyto is instilled as a chilled liquid with a Uroject12 Syringe Lever and a 5 or 7 French ureteral catheter or via nephrostomy tube
- Jelmyto should NOT be instilled immediately following resection or ablation
- Once it fills the renal pelvis, Jelmyto forms a gel that provides sustained exposure for up to 4 to 6 hours
- Excreted via normal urine flow
- Since it's an outpatient procedure, patients can typically go home the same day
*In the Olympus Study, 58% of patients receiving Jelmyto achieved complete response.1
†Prior to administration, Jelmyto must be reconstituted by the pharmacy. On average, pharmacy partners report 45-60 minutes for the reconstitution of Jelmyto. (Individual times may vary.)