In simple words: This is a small, disposable insert placed into the urinary opening to help women control urine leaks during activities like coughing, sneezing, or exercise.

This code represents a urethral insert used by females to prevent urine leakage, particularly for stress incontinence. The device is a small, cork-like, latex-free, narrow, silicone, disposable device inserted into the urethra. It is worn during activity and removed for urination.

Example 1: A 45-year-old female experiences stress incontinence when exercising. She is fitted for and instructed on the use of a urethral insert (A4336) to manage the leakage during her workouts., A 60-year-old woman with mild stress incontinence chooses a urethral insert to avoid surgery. Her physician provides her with the device and instructions on proper insertion, removal, and hygiene., A patient who has undergone multiple pregnancies experiences stress incontinence. Her physician recommends and inserts a urethral insert to manage the leakage. She is educated on self-insertion and removal techniques for at-home use.

Documentation should include the diagnosis of stress incontinence, the type of urethral insert used, and patient education provided on insertion, removal, and care.