Flexible endoscopic stone-retrieval forceps, single-use

Flexible endoscopic stone-retrieval forceps, single-use are manual instruments designed to be passed through the working channel of a flexible endoscope to grasp and extract stones or foreign bodies from body lumens such as the urinary tract. They feature a flexible shaft with grasping claws at the tip that are opened and closed via a proximal handle, allowing clinicians to retrieve calculi or debris during minimally invasive procedures.

As single-use devices, these forceps are intended for one procedure only and are discarded afterward to prevent cross-contamination. They are regulated as medical devices based on their design and intended use, with classification determined by jurisdiction-specific rules, and are supplied sterile for immediate clinical use.