URETERAL STENTS

About the Product

The Ureteral Stent is a vital urological medical device used to maintain urine flow between the kidney and bladder when the ureter becomes blocked or narrowed. It is a thin, flexible tube inserted into the ureter to bypass obstructions caused by stones, tumors, swelling, or surgical interventions.

At SPG MediSafe, we specialize in manufacturing and supplying high-quality ureteral stents designed with precision and patient safety in mind. Our stents are made using biocompatible polymers that minimize irritation and encrustation while ensuring smooth drainage and maximum comfort.

These stents are available in various sizes, lengths, and configurations to suit different clinical requirements. They can be supplied as single-use sterile devices with or without a pusher and guidewire, ensuring ease of insertion and secure placement.

Therapy / Medical Application

Ureteral Stents are primarily used in Urology Therapy, particularly for:

• Managing ureteral obstruction caused by stones, tumors, or fibrosis.

• Facilitating urinary drainage post endoscopic or open urological surgeries.

• Assisting in post-lithotripsy procedures to prevent ureteral blockage.

• Supporting healing after ureteral injury or reconstruction.

• Managing hydronephrosis and ureteral strictures effectively.

By maintaining urine flow and preventing complications, ureteral stents play an essential role in protecting kidney function and ensuring postoperative comfort.

Product Advantages

SPG MediSafe’s Ureteral Stents combine innovation, safety, and reliability to meet global clinical standards. With smooth surface technology and radiopaque material, they provide superior visibility and optimal drainage performance during therapy. Each stent undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure consistent clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Product Design & Construction

SPG MediSafe Ureteral Stents are available in a range of configurations, including:

• Double-J (DJ) stents with pigtail ends to prevent migration.

• Hydrophilic-coated variants for smoother insertion and removal.

• Long-term indwelling stents for extended drainage support.

• Short-term stents for temporary postoperative management.

Each stent features graduated markings for accurate placement and side holes for efficient drainage. The flexible body ensures minimal patient discomfort while maintaining robust structural integrity inside the urinary tract.