mediNiK® – FARCO-PHARMA GmbH

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mediNiK^®

For the safe and effective recovery of stone fragments.

The innovative mediNiK® hydrogel method is a two-component gel for endoscopic removal of kidney stone fragments. It encloses the smallest kidney stone fragments (< 1 mm) and thus ensures effective retrieval of stone fragments. With flexible URS, residual fragments can be embedded in just a few minutes and removed using the gripping methods used.

mediNiK® consists of two components in ready-to-use, sterile Luer syringes. The two components of the hydrogel are injected one after the other into the stone load via the working channel of the endoscope. mediNiK® encloses even the smallest fragments and forms a soft gel within a short time after injection of the second component, which can be retrieved with the aid of an endoscopic gripper. In this way, the smallest kidney stone fragments, also known as stone grit, can be removed from the kidney with just a few retrieval attempts.

Efficient retrieval of stone fragments
Lower recurrence rate
Shorter operating time

mediNiK® is a product of Purenum GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of FARCO-PHARMA. For more information about mediNiK®, please visit the website of our subsidiary: www.purenum.com

Indication area*

mediNiK® is used

to enclose kidney stones and calculi in a hydrogel in order to remove them during ureterorenoscopy (URS).

Substances with supportive properties / preservatives

Sterile and free from active ingredients.

Patient age*

No restrictions**

Billing

mediNiK® is a medical device intended for professional use.

Hydrogel method

Hydrogel for the complete removal of kidney stone fragments

The innovative hydrogel method is a two-component gel for the endoscopic removal of kidney stone fragments. It encloses the smallest kidney stone fragments (< 1 mm) and thus ensures effective retrieval of stone fragments. mediNiK® medical hydrogel, which is used in flexible URS, embeds the residual fragments in a few minutes, allowing residual fragments to be removed by the grasping methods used in flexible URS.