Stone Extraction Balloons

Micro-Tech's vast product range includes high-quality 3-lumen extraction balloons for reliable removal of small stones and sludge from the bile duct. The conical, atraumatic tip of the catheter makes for easy, precise positioning using the two x-ray markers. The cylindrical balloon itself is made of high-quality latex and can be expanded to three different diameters.
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Specific Characteristics

  • 3-stage balloons
  • One calibrated tip per diameter
  • 3 lumens for insufflation, guidewire and contrast agent
  • High X-ray visibility (radiopacity) 

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Expanded to Three Different Diameters

A specially calibrated single-use syringe is supplied for each balloon diameter. Following insufflation, the balloon surface lies flat against the bile duct wall, enabling efficient and complete cleaning of the bile duct. A separate lumen for a 0.035-inch guidewire and one for contrast media, provide for ease of handling and contrast injection.
Ordering Information

Stone Extraction Balloons

Product Number Injection Lumen Catheter Ø Fr Balloon Ø mm Working length mm Box Size
SRB-T-9/12/15-20 Above (distal to the balloon) 3 7 9 / 12 / 15 2000 Each
SRB-T-12/15/18-20 Above (distal to the balloon) 3 7 12 / 15 / 18 2000 Each
SRB-T-15/18/21-20 Above (distal to the balloon) 3 7 15 / 18 / 21 2000 Each
SRB-T-9/12/15-20-B Below (proximal to the balloon) 3 7 9 / 12 / 15 2000 Each
SRB-T-12/15/18-20-B Below (proximal to the balloon) 3 7 12 / 15 / 18 2000 Each
SRB-T-15/18/21-20-B Below (proximal to the balloon) 3 7 15 / 18 / 21 2000 Each

Classic Guide Wire

Product Number Ø inches Total Length mm Tip Length mm Tip Form Set-up Covering Box Size
600382-5 0.035" 4200 130 Straight Hydrophillic, radiopaque Extra Stiff 0.035" Each

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Delivery Processs

1. Purchase order placed
2. 48 Hour Delivery timeline
*urgent orders can be fulfilled within 24 hours
3. Delivered to the hospital by zero emission vehicles
4. Customer receives product, ready to use with patient