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According to the manufacturer, the Rhapsody H-30 ™ Holmium Laser System is designed to fragment stones, as well as for soft tissue incision, hemostasis and ablation in the urinary tract. It delivers 30 watts of power at the fiber tip and has a variable pulse width...
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This device is designed for malignant ureteral obstruction procedures. A triple layered membrane prevents the risk of tumour ingrowth and reduces encrustation. We have had good success using this stent in malignant ureteric strictures where the usual plastic JJ stents have failed. Ureters...
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The Hilzo stent is a fully covered PTFE/nitinol stent for use in the ureter. The inner PTFE covering prevents tumour ingrowth and the outer spiral of PTFE helps to prevent stent migration. We feel it will be much less prone to migration than the Allium stent. The stent is licenced to be...
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The device is designed to fragment stones in the urinary tract. Powered by a detachable carbon dioxide gas cartridge, it transfers kinetic energy through the probe to the tip which is in direct contact with the stone to be fragmented. A mechanical shock wave is generated when the trigger...
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The X-FORCE N30 Nephrostomy Dilation Catheter from Bard medical is designed for use in percutaneous dilation procedures. This low-profile device features a straight and symmetrical balloon and a beveled PTFE sheath.
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