Sof-Curl Ureteral Stent, 6.0Fr (2Mm) X 24Cm

The Olympus Sof-Curl Ureteral Stent 6.0 Fr x 24 cm is designed to provide temporary internal drainage of urine from the kidney to the bladder while helping maintain ureteral patency. Commonly used following stone management procedures, ureteral obstruction treatment, and other endourological interventions, the stent supports reliable urinary drainage and patient management.

Featuring a flexible double pigtail configuration, the Sof-Curl stent is engineered to help maintain positioning within the urinary tract while minimizing migration. Its radiopaque construction supports fluoroscopic visualization during placement and follow-up evaluations.

Designed for use in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and urology practices, the Sof-Curl ureteral stent is a trusted solution for temporary urinary drainage applications.

Key Features & Benefits

Double Pigtail Design

Helps maintain secure positioning within the kidney and bladder while reducing migration risk.

Reliable Urinary Drainage

Supports continuous urine flow from the kidney to the bladder during the treatment period.

Flexible Construction

Designed to conform to urinary tract anatomy and support patient comfort.

Radiopaque Visibility

Allows visualization under fluoroscopy during placement and follow-up procedures.

Temporary Ureteral Support

Helps maintain ureteral patency following endourological interventions.

Sterile Single-Use Device

Packaged sterile for patient safety and procedural convenience.

Widely Used in Endourology

Suitable for a broad range of diagnostic and therapeutic urological procedures.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Sof-Curl Ureteral Stent

Manufacturer: Olympus

Stent Diameter: 6.0 Fr (2 mm)

Stent Length: 24 cm

Design: Double Pigtail

Radiopaque: Yes

Sterile: Yes

Usage: Single Use

Application: Temporary Ureteral Drainage

Applications

Ureteral Obstruction Management

Kidney Stone Procedures

Post-Ureteroscopy Drainage

Endourological Interventions

Ureteral Patency Maintenance

Urinary Diversion Procedures

Hospital Urology Departments

Ambulatory Surgery Centers