Calculiclast Intra Corporeal Pneumatic Lithotripsy System

The pneumatic lithotripter uses high-pressure air pulses to efficiently break kidney and ureteral stones during urological procedures. Its compact design ensures precise stone fragmentation with minimal tissue damage and heat generation.

Features

• Calculiclast®, the pneumatic lithotripter was designed and developed in India in 1994.
• The device operates by generating high-pressure air pulses which are delivered through probe to fragment urinary stones. The mechanism is highly efficient, capable of breaking even larger stones into small fragments.
• The precise and minimum forward movements of the probe minimize stone flying ensuring minimal tissue damage.
• Adjustable pneumatic pressure allows the user to adjust the power of the blast.
• The device is provided with special accessories and probes for fragmentation of renal and bladder stones. Adaptors can be provided to connect the machine to central connection.
• The device comes with an option of oil less, noiseless computer mounted on a powder coated trolley.

Probes

• 0.8mm, 1mm, 1.2mm probes for ureterorenoscopy
• 1.5mm probes for bladder stones
• 2mm probes for renal stones

Regulatory Approval

• Approved by CDSCO for manufacturing license, adhering to national regulatory requirements for medical devices.
• Safety Compliance: Certified according to EC 60601-1, ensuring the highest standards for electrical medical equipment safety.

Advantages of Calculiclast

• Pneumatic energy breaks down the stones effectively into smaller, passable fragments.
• The precise pneumatic mechanism allows to target the stones with minimal impact on surrounding tissues.
• Compared to other stone-breaking technologies, pneumatic lithotripters are more affordable, making them accessible to a broader range of healthcare facilities.
• The compact design is ideal to use in clinical settings as it allows for easy transportation and setup.
• ​Designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind, it allows for straightforward operation by medical professionals, requiring minimal training.