ConMed FIT Stone Extraction Balloons — Long Wire & Short Wire (F922LW, F922SW)

Description

ConMed FIT Stone Extraction Balloons Overview

ConMed FIT Stone Extraction Balloons are designed for efficient biliary stone retrieval during ERCP and other interventional endoscopic procedures. These balloons are engineered to provide controlled duct sweeping and reliable stone engagement while maintaining guidewire access throughout the procedure.

The FIT balloon platform is available in long wire and short wire configurations to support different procedural workflows, physician preferences, and device exchange techniques. Both configurations are optimized for consistent balloon inflation, smooth catheter tracking, and stable stone extraction performance.

This listing consolidates the FIT stone balloon SKUs into a single reference page with wire-length variants for simplified selection and inventory management.

Key Features

• Designed for biliary stone extraction during ERCP
• Controlled balloon inflation for consistent duct sweeping
• Smooth catheter tracking for easier navigation
• Available in long wire and short wire configurations
• OEM ConMed devices for consistent clinical performance

Available Components & SKUs

• F922LW — FIT stone balloon, long wire configuration
• F922SW — FIT stone balloon, short wire configuration

How to Choose the Correct FIT Balloon

• Choose long wire when maintaining wire access during multiple device exchanges is required
• Choose short wire for streamlined handling and simpler workflows
• Confirm compatibility with the endoscope and accessory devices prior to use
• Select balloon size based on duct size and stone burden

Applications

• ERCP procedures
• Biliary stone extraction
• Duct clearance following sphincterotomy
• Cholangiography and stone management
• Interventional gastroenterology

Included in the Package

• One ConMed FIT stone extraction balloon selected by wire length

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is the difference between long wire and short wire balloons?
   Long wire balloons allow the guidewire to remain in place during device exchanges, while short wire balloons offer a simpler, more direct handling approach.
2. Are both versions compatible with standard guidewires?
   Yes. Both configurations are designed to be compatible with commonly used biliary guidewires.
3. Are these balloons single-use?
   Yes. FIT stone extraction balloons are typically supplied as single-use devices and should be disposed of after each procedure.
4. Can these be used in pancreatic procedures?
   These balloons are primarily intended for biliary applications. Use in pancreatic procedures should be based on physician judgment and device compatibility.