What am I looking at?
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Long, fine-caliber catheter designed to traverse the ureteral lumen, with a low-profile shaft suited to antegrade or retrograde urinary access.
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Ureteral access catheter

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What am I looking at?
Long, fine-caliber catheter designed to traverse the ureteral lumen, with a low-profile shaft suited to antegrade or retrograde urinary access.
What does it do, and where will I see it?
Catheter advanced within the ureter for access, retrograde or antegrade contrast injection, or to help cross a narrowed segment. Typical procedural contexts include nephroureteral procedures, ureteral opacification, and obstruction crossing.
What most clearly distinguishes it from similar devices?
This is a low-profile ureteral working catheter for access and contrast injection, not a retention stent intended to remain across the ureter after the procedure.