Farewell to the pain of breathing, respiratory stents support the "door to life" for patients
Respiratory movement is an essential process for maintaining life.
You know
How many times do people need to breathe in a day?
The answer is 20000 times.
The Guinness World Record for holding one's breath is 24 minutes and 33 seconds.
The respiratory system ensures gas exchange between the human body and the outside world
Related to people's life safety

Next, let's get to know each other.
Tracheal stenosis in respiratory system diseases
01 What is tracheal stenosis?
Tracheal stenosis refers to the dysfunction of ventilation caused by inflammation, foreign objects, tumors, etc. in the trachea, narrowing of the tracheal lumen, and subsequently causing breathing difficulties.
Everyone can't help but ask
How to treat this type of disease
The treatment methods for tracheal stenosis include
Hard bronchoscopy, thermal ablation, airway stents, etc.
With the development and progress of medical technology level
Tracheal stent placement surgery becomes
Important treatment strategies for malignant tracheal stenosis
02 What is tracheal stent placement surgery?
Tracheal stent placement refers to placing the stent at the site of tracheal stenosis, utilizing the stent's expansion function to open the tracheal duct, improve ventilation and ventilation disorders caused by tracheal stenosis, and achieve effective gas entry and exit.

This treatment method has the following advantages:
(1) Non invasive procedures have minimal trauma to human tissues and fast postoperative recovery;
(2) Effectively alleviate breathing difficulties caused by organ stenosis;
(3) Reduce tumor compression and reduce the risk of tracheal obstruction.
03 Nickel titanium memory alloy respiratory stent
At present, the most widely used clinical product in China is the nickel titanium memory alloy respiratory stent. Lepu Surgery has multiple non vascular stent products, among which nickel titanium memory alloy respiratory stents have significant therapeutic effects on benign or malignant tracheal and bronchial stenosis and dilation.

Respiratory stent as an instrument for relieving tracheal stenosis
Can quickly relieve patient's breathing difficulties
Ensure smooth breathing for patients
Open the vital airway for patients










