Tracheal Stent

The Stening® Tracheal stent is the traditional and straight stent for tracheal affections. It is composed of a tubular structure with flat surface anchoring studs on its outer wall to prevent stent migration.



A primary or secondary tracheal neoplasm, a tracheoesophageal fistula, or a tracheal rupture.

Cryotherapy or electrocautery may be implemented subsequent to laser resection to preserve the airway.

Extrinsic compression or compromise of the submucosa.

Stenosis following intubation.Post-traumatic stenosis.

Post-infectious stenosis (endobronchial tuberculosis, histoplasmosis mediastinal fibrosis, herpes virus, diphtheria).

Focal trachea-bronchomalacia: following tracheostomy or radiation therapy. Diffuse trachea-bronchomalacia: idiopathic, polychondritis, or Mounier-Kuhn syndrome.Tracheal tumors.Amyloidosis.The airway is subjected to excessive dynamic compression.Stening® offers comprehensive instructions for each device, which encompasses postoperative care, precautions, and insertion and removal techniques.input:
output:Important: The wall thickness of Stening ST is 1.5 mm. In order to provide the professional with a broader range of options for treating various cases, we also produce alternative versions that possess the same characteristics as the ST, but with varying thicknesses:input:
output:Stening HE with a 1 mm thickness (thin wall, lower radial pressure).

Stening SAP with a 2 mm thickness (more robust wall, high radial pressure)