BackStop™
Antiretropulsion Device
A reverse-thermosensitive gel that forms a plug in the ureter to prevent stone migration during lithotripsy, making stone cases more predictable.
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Effective Antiretropulsion Device
- Prevents stone migration during lithotripsy1
- Completely occludes the ureter, preventing migration of stone fragments of all sizes
- Increases fragmentation efficiency, as demonstrated in a bench study2
- May be used with laser, pneumatic and ultrasonic lithotripters
Unique Antiretropulsion Device
- Gel rather than mechanical device
- Gel conforms to the ureter
- After the gel is placed, the catheter is removed, freeing the field
Easy to Place, Easy to Remove
- Place with 3F catheter under direct visualization or with a 5F catheter under fluoroscopic guidance
- Flush with conventional irrigation
- Dissolved 100% of the time in clinical studies1,3
Latex Information
This product contains no detectable latex.
Ordering Information
Order Number | UPN | Description | Size | Quantity |
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390900 | M0063909000 | BackStop Gel x 3F Catheter Kit | 5mL Syringe of Gel x 3F Catheter | Each |
390901 | M0063909010 | BackStop Gel x 5F Catheter Kit | 5mL Syringe of Gel x 5F Catheter | Each |
390904 | M0063909040 | BackStop Injector (Reusable) | N/A | Each |
390905 | M0063909050 | BackStop Replacement Sleeve (Reusable) | N/A | Each |
Clinical Information
In a randomized, prospective, multi-center study, the BackStop Device group had a lower rate of retropulsion (9%) vs. the control group (53%).1
Backstop Gel reduced the occurrence of stone migration in ureteroscopy with ISWL cases.
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References
1. Rane, A et al, The use of a novel reverse thermosensitive polymer (BackStop™) to prevent ureteric stone retropulsion during intracorporeal lithotripsy: a randomized, controlled trial, J of Urol, 183: 1417-1423, 2010.
2. Kyle, C et al, Use of a Phase-Transition Polymer to decrease Retropulsion and Increase Efficiency of Lithotripsy: An In Vitro Study. World Congress of Endourology Poster, 2007.
3. Rao, P et al, Initial Experience with BackStop(TM) Preventing Retropulsion During Ureteroscopy, British Association of Urological Surgery Poster, 2008.