Biodegradable Intestinal Anastomosis Stent Stapler - No Body Residue from Leading China Suppliers and Factory
PRODUCT FEATURES
Within 4 weeks after surgery, the product can gradually disintegrate in the intestinal tract and excrete from the body, without residual foreign matters.
It contains barium sulfate, which can be developed under X-ray, so its disintegration process could be dynamically tracked.
Suture reduction or avoidance ensures intestinal wall integrity and blood supply, conducive to anastomotic stoma healing and preventing leakage.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
| Product Use | Applicable for intestinal anastomosis. | Product Highlights | First device in the world to protect blood supply of anastomotic stoma, facilitate physiological healing, and avoid leakage. Disintegrates within 30 days. |
| Device Classification | [CN] Class II | Material | PGA, Barium Sulfate |
| Specification Description | Different specifications represent maximum diameters from 22 mm to 38 mm. | Storage Conditions | Cool, dry, well-ventilated, humidity ≤ 80%, free of corrosive gases. Avoid temperatures over 40℃. |
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
| Instructions | Disconnect the intestinal canal, use a professional gauge to measure the inner diameter, select the appropriate size stent for the lumen, and perform suture. Refer to IFU. |
| Product Advantages |
• Short anastomosis time, no damage to submucosal vessels; • Gradual disintegration and excretion within 4 weeks; • X-ray visible (Barium sulfate) for dynamic tracking; • Easy operation, conforms to physiology, avoids complications. |
| Structure | One-piece anastomosis stent |
| Precautions | Single use only; do not use if package is damaged. Must be used by trained personnel. Contraindicated for patients requiring multiple intestinal anastomoses. |
| Shelf Life | 2 Years |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the stent stay in the body?
The device is designed to gradually disintegrate and be excreted from the body within 4 weeks (approximately 30 days) after surgery.
Is the device visible during post-operative monitoring?
Yes, the stent contains Barium Sulfate, which allows it to be clearly developed under X-ray for dynamic tracking of the disintegration process.
What materials is the anastomosis stent made of?
The device is primarily composed of PGA (Polyglycolic Acid) and Barium Sulfate.
What are the available sizes for the stent?
The product comes in various specifications with diameters ranging from 22 mm to 38 mm to suit different intestinal canal sizes.
Are there any contraindications for use?
The product is contraindicated in patients who require two or more intestinal anastomoses. It must also only be used by trained medical personnel.
What is the shelf life and storage requirement?
The product has a shelf life of 2 years. It should be stored in a cool, dry, ventilated area below 40℃ with humidity not exceeding 80%.

