Stents

Devices for maintaining patency of bile ducts in therapeutic procedures. Used in gastroenterology and hepatic care. Available in various diameters.

Self-expanding stents designed for endoscopic placement to manage strictures and obstructions in the gastrointestinal tract. These devices maintain luminal patency in affected areas.

Balloon stents are expandable endovascular devices used to restore blood flow in narrowed or occluded coronary and peripheral vessels. These stents combine balloon angioplasty with permanent scaffolding to provide acute lumen gain and reduce restenosis. Designed for percutaneous coronary intervention and peripheral vascular applications.

Ureteral stents are single-use interventional medical devices designed for urological applications, including temporary and permanent ureteric obstruction management. These stents facilitate urine drainage and are deployed through minimally invasive endoscopic or percutaneous techniques. The device features precision-engineered construction with appropriate sizing and radiopaque markers for clinical placement and monitoring.

Precision-manufactured stent devices for vascular intervention and minimally invasive procedures. These devices are designed to maintain vessel patency in cardiovascular applications.

Expandable stent systems for gastrointestinal tract interventions. Manufactured with precision to ensure reliable deployment and biocompatibility.

Expandable stent systems for peripheral arterial interventions, designed to maintain vessel patency in lower extremity and visceral vasculature.

Interventional cardiology devices designed to maintain patency in coronary and peripheral vessels. Core product supporting cardiovascular intervention procedures.

Non-cardiac self-expanding metallic stents (SEMs) including covered and partially covered variants used for gastrointestinal and biliary applications such as hepaticogastrostomy procedures.

CE-certified Class III coronary stents for percutaneous coronary intervention maintaining vessel patency and preventing restenosis.

Endoscopic stents designed for gastrointestinal applications in minimally invasive treatment procedures. Used for managing various gastrointestinal conditions requiring stent placement.

Self-expanding or balloon-expandable stents for managing bronchial stenosis and malignant airway obstruction.