Biliary stent

Endoscopic biliary stenting is a procedure done to open your blocked bile duct (tube). During the procedure, a stent is placed into your blocked bile duct. A stent is a small plastic or metal tube that is used to keep your bile duct open. Bile (fluid from your liver) helps you digest fat and other foods that you eat. Bile is stored in your gallbladder, which is located under your liver. Bile passes through your bile duct and is released into your intestines (bowels) when you eat.

Usage:

Be used to ameliorate the pain caused by biliary stricture and obstruction.

The stent is indicated for palliative treatment for patients with bile duct stenosis caused by malignant bile duct carcinoma which cannot undergo surgeries.

It is also indicated for stenosis caused by benign tumor which cannot undergo surgeries or the patients are not willing to take surgeries.

Its main purpose is to alleviate bile duct obstruction.

Characteristics:

1. Continued gentle radial tensile force, effectively expands the stenosis, reducing the patients' discomfort.

2. Imaging markers of the stents are clear visible under image equipment .Positioning is more accurate.

3. Re-positioned introducer system (When releasing less than two-thirds of the length, Stents can be pulled into the introducer system be re-positioned. Separately meets the under endoscope look and image placement and release.

Choose the metal mesh grid introducer system. Observe working condition clearly under endoscope. Positioning is more accurate.

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Specification table

(for biliary stents ):

The code of stent shape:

Stent System Structure Sketch

 Other stent show :