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Luminal Patency

Oesophageal Stents

Single-use oesophageal covered stents with shim technique (CCC)

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Flexible zone in the middle part of stent for high conformity
  • Shim’s technique on the proximal end for anti-migration
  • Fully covered; loops on both ends for repositioning right after stent placement
  • For malignant and benign indications
  • Ergonomic over-the-wire (OTW) delivery system with soft olive tip for easy penetration of tight lesions
  • Delivery device not reloadable



Single-use Duodenal Partially Covered Stents (CCN)

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Partially covered stent and flared heads for antimigration
  • Large head for positioning in the pylorus
  • One lasso for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Stent can be recaptured



Single-use duodenal pyloric partially covered stents with Kim’s Flare (NCN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Partially covered stent and flares on both ends for anti-migration
  • Larger head for positioning in the pylorus
  • High conformity due to double-layered body structure
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use duodenal pyloric partially covered stents (NCN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Partially covered stent and flares on both ends for anti-migration
  • Minimal tissue ingrowth due to inner silicone membrane
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use duodenal pyloric uncovered stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered stent and flares on both ends for anti-migration
  • High flexibility due to double-layered wire structure
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use duodenal pyloric uncovered stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered stent and flares on both ends for anti-migration
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use duodenal pyloric partially covered stents (NCN) with Twynlay coating, TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered ends and flares on both ends for anti-migration
  • High conformity due to double-layered body structure
  • Easy, convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use intestinal asymmetric, partially covered stents (NCN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered flare heads and one large head on the distal end for anti-migration
  • For the area connecting small and large intestine in the case of Crohn’s disease
  • For malignant and benign indications
  • Two-loop system for repositioning and inside-out removal
  • Easy, convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use colonic uncovered stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered stent and flare heads for anti-migration
  • Can be placed in the ascending, transverse, and descending colon
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use colonic uncovered stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered stent and flare heads for anti-migration
  • High flexibility due to double-layered wire structure
  • Can be placed in the ascending, transverse, and descending colon
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use colonic partially covered stents (NCN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Uncovered flare heads for anti-migration
  • High flexibility due to double-layered wire structure and inner membrane
  • Can be placed in the ascending, transverse and descending colon
  • Easy and convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use colonic covered stents (CCC), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Fully covered stent and flare heads for anti-migration
  • Can be placed in the ascending, transverse and descending colon
  • One loop on the proximal end for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Easy, convenient through-the-scope application (TTS)
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use colorectal asymmetrical covered stents (CCC)

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Fully covered stent and dumbbell heads for anti-migration
  • Shorter head on the proximal end to be positioned close to rectum
  • Two lassos for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Ergonomic over-the-wire (OTW) delivery system with soft olive tip for easy penetration of tight lesions
  • Stent cannot be recaptured



Single-use colorectal covered stents (CCC)

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers
  • Fully covered stent and dumbbell heads for antimigration
  • To be positioned in the descending colon
  • Two lassos for repositioning right after stent placement
  • Ergonomic over-the-wire (OTW) delivery system with soft olive tip for easy penetration of tight lesions
  • Stent cannot be recaptured



Single-use Hilar Biliary Uncovered Stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to nine gold radiopaque markers
  • Large cell structure on the whole length of the stent to facilitate second stent placement with the stent-through-stent technique
  • Reduced stent migration supported by flared ends
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use Hilar Biliary Uncovered Stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 16 gold radiopaque markers
  • Large cell structure in the middle part of stent to facilitate second stent placement with the stent-through-stent technique
  • Reduced stent migration supported by flared ends
  • Delivery device not reloadable



Single-use Hilar Biliary Uncovered Stents (NNN), TTS

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to nine gold radiopaque markers
  • Thin, dedicated delivery device for simultaneous side-by-side stenting
  • For simultaneous side-by-side stenting, a working channel of minimum 4.2 mm is required
  • Stent can be recaptured



Single-use biliary covered stents with flaps (CCC)

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers on the stent’s mesh and on every second anchoring flap (16 markers in total)
  • Reduced stent migration supported by four anchoring flaps on each end
  • Reduced tissue ingrowth achieved by silicone inner covering
  • For malignant and benign indications
  • Delivery device reloadable



Single-use Biliary Covered Stents with Flaps (CCC) , TTS –
Distal Wire-guided, FAST™ Delivery System

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 radiopaque markers on the stent’s mesh
  • Reduced stent migration supported by two anchoring flaps on each end
  • Reduced tissue ingrowth achieved by silicone inner covering
  • For malignant and benign indications
  • Stent can be recaptured



Single-use biliary covered stents with flaps (CCC) for percutaneous application

  • Better flexibility and optimal wall adaption due to Cross & Hook Nitinol wire structure
  • Excellent visibility during fluoroscopy due to 12 gold radiopaque markers on the stent’s mesh and on every second anchoring flap (16 markers in total)
  • Reduced stent migration supported by four anchoring flaps on each end
  • Reduced tissue ingrowth achieved by silicone inner covering
  • For percutaneous application
  • For malignant and benign indications
  • Delivery device reloadable