OverviewThe Metal Ureteral Covered Stent System is engineered for long-term endourologic management of ureteral strictures and obstructions. A biocompatible covering limits tissue ingrowth and encrustation while the flexible metallic scaffold provides radial support to maintain ureteral patency and enable sustained urinary drainage.
Intended UseThe device is intended for endourologic placement as a durable internal conduit to preserve urinary flow and relieve obstructive symptoms in patients with ureteral strictures or obstruction.
Key benefits- Biocompatible covered design reduces tissue ingrowth and encrustation risk
- Flexible metallic scaffold provides radial support for long-term use
- Maintains ureteral patency and supports continuous drainage
- Designed to reduce frequency of replacement procedures when clinically appropriate
Clinical features- Covered stent architecture to limit tissue ingrowth
- Flexible metal frame conforming to ureteral anatomy
- Suitable for long-term management of ureteral obstruction and strictures
- Biocompatible materials selected to minimize encrustation and inflammatory response
Packaging / Procedure notesSupplied sterile as a single-use system including delivery and implantation accessories with instructions for use. Sizing selection, insertion technique and post-implant follow-up should be performed according to the device instructions for use and institutional protocols.
Regulatory / Manufacturer- Manufacturer: Surgsci Medical Ltd.
- Product family: Ureteral covered stent system for endourologic use
Specifications / Technical characteristics- Device type: Metal ureteral stent with biocompatible covering
- Indication: Long-term management of ureteral strictures and urinary obstruction
- Covering: Biocompatible covering to reduce tissue ingrowth and encrustation
- Frame: Flexible metallic scaffold providing radial support
- Packaging: Sterile single-use product with delivery/implantation accessories
- Compatibility: Intended for ureteral placement via endourologic approach
- Clinical goals: Maintain ureteral patency, enable sustained drainage and reduce need for repeated interventions