Gastroenterology Stent

Self-expanding metallic or plastic stent for relief of gastric outlet obstruction. Provides palliative treatment in malignant obstruction and benign stricture conditions.

Devices for precise placement of stents in the urinary or gastrointestinal tract. Maintains patency in strictured or obstructed passages.

A non-vascular stent designed for placement in the esophagus to maintain luminal patency in patients with esophageal strictures or obstruction. This product is used in gastroenterological interventional procedures.

A fully covered, laser-cut esophageal stent technology designed for gastroenterology stricture management. The stent provides virtually no foreshortening or elongation to allow accurate placement, and features novel anti-migration struts that provide increased mucosal wall contact and friction to minimize migration.

Stent device designed for placement in the pancreatic duct to relieve obstruction and facilitate drainage during therapeutic endoscopy.

Medical stent used in urological procedures to maintain patency of the ureter. Supports proper urine flow and drainage in patient care.

Expandable stent devices used in vascular interventions to maintain vessel patency. Available in various configurations for different clinical applications and vessel types.

Precision stainless steel tubing for esophageal stent and related gastrointestinal devices. Designed for biocompatibility in esophageal therapeutic applications.

Partially covered stent for hepatico gastrostomy procedures. Used in therapeutic treatment for biliary and gastric applications.

Expandable device for placement in the esophagus to maintain luminal patency. Indicated for malignant or benign strictures and esophageal perforation management in gastroenterology.

Complete intestinal stent system for managing bowel obstruction and supporting anastomosis in gastrointestinal surgery. The system provides temporary or permanent support depending on the clinical application and material selection.

Devices for endoscopic delivery and placement of esophageal, biliary, and pancreatic stents. Designed for controlled deployment and secure positioning.