26 devices · GMDN 47012
Pneumatic/ultrasonic lithotripsy systems are medical devices designed to break down urinary tract stones (such as kidney or bladder calculi) using a combination of shock waves and ultrasonic energy. These systems operate by delivering precise energy through probes to fragment stones in place, allowing them to be safely removed from the body via suction.
These devices are typically regulated as high-risk medical technology, often requiring strict compliance with safety and performance standards. They are commonly supplied as integrated systems, including control units, handpieces, and probes, and are used exclusively in clinical or hospital settings by trained professionals.
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