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Stone Cone™

Nitinol Retrieval Coil

Stone Cone™ Nitinol Retrieval Coil product shot.
Stone Cone™ Nitinol Retrieval Coil product shot.
Designed to sweep multiple stone fragments.

The Stone Cone Nitinol Retrieval Coil is designed to act as an effective backboard, minimizing retropulsion to keep the procedure simple. It is designed to help increase procedural efficiency by minimizing retropulsion of stones up the ureter and into the kidney — potentially eliminating the need for a flexible scope during the case.1

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Effective Antiretropulsion Device

  • Designed to minimize stone migration during lithotripsy
  • Designed to increase stone fragmentation efficiency as shown in a bench study2

Sweeps Multiple Stone Fragments

  • Designed to facilitate extraction of stone fragments1
  • Designed to release stones when necessary1

Designed for Ease of Use

  • May be placed under direct visualization or fluoroscopy

Ordering Information

Order NumberUPNDescriptionSizeQuantity
390310M0063903100Stone Cone Nitinol Retrieval Coil3.0F x 115cm x 7mm CoilEach
390320M0063903200Stone Cone Nitinol Retrieval Coil3.0F x 115cm x 10mm CoilEach
 

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References

1. Desai MR, Patel SB, Desai MM, Kukreja R, Sabnis RB, Desai RM, Patel SH. The Dretler stone cone: a device to prevent ureteral stone migration-the initial clinical experience. J Urol. 2002 May;167(5):1985–8.

2. Chew B., Poh B, Jonat L., Lange D., Paterson R. Anti-Retropulsion Devices Increase Stone Fragmentation Efficiency with Holmium:YAG Laser Lithotripsy. Urology 2011 Sept;78(3):S376.

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