Interventional Radiology | Uroradiology | Which Medical Device
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This device from Boston Scientific is combined lithotripsy and lithoclast (impact) in one along with suction to remove stone fragments. Seems to produce rapid stone clearance. The only down side seems that it is unwieldy and sometimes the suction tube kinks where it joins with the handle...
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This ureteric stent from Boston Scientific is de signed with high retention coil strength to help maintain pigtail shape and prevent stent migration. It has a high ID/OD ratio and larger inner lumen to facilitate drainage and patency. A biocompatible material is designed for up to a...
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Balloon dilatation catheter designed for radial dilatation of the nephrostomy tract and convenient placement of a working sheath.
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Used for temporary stenting of the ureter in adult patients with extrinsic ureteral obstruction.
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An 'articulated' stone basket for flexible ureterorenoscopy and PCNL.
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