Interventional Radiology | Hepatobiliary | Stents (covered) | Which Medical Device
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. Flexibility and Conformability in a metal stent The EGIS range of biliary stents from S&G Biotech provides a comprehensive and quality offering to the...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. The Next Generation in Stent technology The EGIS range of stents from S&G Biotech provides a comprehensive and quality offering to Radiologists,...
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The Jengu stent from HIlzo is similar to the covered ureteric stents. Its PTFE covered on both siides of the nitinol mesh and has a string to aid percutaneous removal. It's available in 8 and 10mm diameters and 6,8, and 10cm lengths. There is a 50cm delivery system for a percutaneous...
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The Niti-S Bumpy stent is indicated for the treatment of benign biliary and pancreatic strictures. We have also used it in malignant strictures with success. The flared ends help prevent stent migration The device is CE mark approved.
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This is a fixed cell braided stent from Taewoong medical The stent comes in an uncovered and covered version. The covered version has a retrieval string to help with removal. Uncovered 6-10mm and 4 to 12cm in length requiring a 7F sheath and is available in percutaneous and endoscopic...
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