Segmented structure of esophageal stent

The segmented design fully conforms to the curvature of the esophagus, does not generate stress, and reduces the frequency of irritation to the esophageal wall at both ends of the stent.

Each segment of the stent is subjected to independent force and conforms to esophageal peristalsis. The stent always adheres to the esophageal wall and is not prone to displacement.

The stent is fully covered with film and crosses both ends of the stent by 5mm, greatly reducing the stimulation intensity on the tube wall at both ends of the stent and minimizing the incidence of restenosis

$50/ Piece

product details

Product Introduction

This new esophageal stent product has many eye-catching highlights and advantages, which arouse people's interest and curiosity:

This esophageal stent adopts a new design concept, with a unique appearance and structure, showcasing innovation and fashion. It can be highly adjusted according to the needs of different patients, adapt to the treatment needs of different degrees of esophageal stenosis, and provide personalized treatment plans. After clinical verification, this esophageal stent can be left in the patient's body for a long time, effectively relieving esophageal stenosis and improving the symptoms of related diseases, Provide patients with long-lasting treatment outcomes.

1. Esophageal stents are mostly made of elastic materials and can automatically unfold afterimplantation, adapting to the shape and size of the esophagus.

2. Esophageal stent materials are usually subjected to human biocompatibility testing and have good corrosion resistance and wear resistance, without adverse reactions to patients.

3. Esophageal stents can be left in the esophagus for a long time and are not easily displaced or detached, maintaining therapeutic effectiveness.

Application

Esophageal stents are widely used in the treatment of esophageal cancer patients, especially for those who cannot undergo surgery. The implantation of esophageal stents can alleviate swallowing difficulties caused by esophageal stenosis and improve patients' quality of life.