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Create an informative and visually appealing illustration depicting various types of urinary stents, focusing on Allium stents, with anatomical diagrams and percentages showing their uses in urology. Use a professional medical aesthetic in the design.

Allium Urethra Stent Knowledge Quiz

Test your knowledge about Allium stents used for urethral treatments. This quiz is designed for healthcare professionals and anyone interested in urology. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of the different types of Allium stents available.

20 multiple choice questions
Engaging format with checkboxes
Understand indications and applications

20 Questions5 MinutesCreated by LearningStent932

Mark type of stents, which Allium have for urethra

BUS

RPS

TPS

URS

Which type of stent was shown on picture?

For Bulbar stent

BUS

For Bladder neck

TPS

Does Allium stent for URETHRA have always anchor?

Yes

Depending of stent type

Depending of doctor request

Which stent you would recommend for patient with stricture after prostatectomy?

URS

BUS

RPS

All above

How Allium urethra stents are implanted?

With multiple use delivery device using 4F optic

With multiple use delivery device using 4mm optic

With single use delivery device using 4mm optic

With single use delivery device, optic use is not allow

What is approved by CE indwelling time for Allium TPS stent?

1 year

6 moths

2 years

3 years

Red arrow on picture shows which anatomic structure?

Bladder neck

Uretero pevical junction

Uretero vesical junction

Sphincter

Allium stents are?

Always fully covered with silicon

Covered both side by-co polymer

Are Covered with co-polymer, but also not covered

Cover with co-polymer only from inside to reduce migration

For shown on picture disease you will recommend to doctor which stent?

TPS only

BUS only

BPH is not an indication for any Allium stent

All urethra stents which are the length of stricture

Dilatation for urethra stents is done...?

When stent is too short

No need to dilatation always

With cold knife or dilatator

After stend deployment

Which one of following is NOT an indication for URS ?

Benign stricture

Malignant stricture

BPH

Stricture after radiotheraphy

Allium URS can be implanted...

Antegrade only

Retrograde only

Both antegrade and retrograde

After deployment of each stent the doctor should:

Immidately remover delivery device to not interact with stent

Send patient home and remover delivery device after one week to ensure dilatation of stenosis

Wait 3-4 minutes after deployment and gently remove delivery device

Wait 10 minutes after deployment when use the longest 200mm stent

Wait 3-4 minutes after deployment to change delivery system

Confirm with in x-Ray that stent was placed in right position

Anchor in Allium urethra stent is position:

Always inside the bladder

Inside bladder but can be also position in sphincter

Never in bladder always behind sphincter

Never in bladder always in sphincter position

Never inside the bladder

Soft segment in URS stent is :

On bith sides

On one side from bladder side

To avoid reflux when implanted close to orifice

To faster remove of the stent

The URS delivery system is 10F and dilatation should be ideally to:

10F

12F

30F

14F

How many markers are on URS stent?

2 each side

3 only on proximal end

6 or 7

7 or 8

The polymer coating:

Reduces migration

Fixates the stent

Prevent in-grow, reduce calcification and stone formation

Prevents infection

Allium stents :

Have no migration

Allwas need be replaced every 2 years

Have very low migration

Should be always post-dilatated

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