During ureteral access and retrograde pyelography, once optimal fluoroscopic alignment is obtained, CaTHSTiX provides immediate, reversible stabilization of the ureteral catheter, allowing you to step away from the radiation field. By increasing distance from the source, this simple step helps meaningfully reduce exposure in accordance with the inverse square law—supporting contemporary efforts to minimize occupational radiation risk.
Align. Stabilize. Step back.
CaTHSTiX offers rapid, reliable catheter securement, maintaining precise position during wire advancement, ureteral dilation, and stent placement. This stability supports efficient workflow while preserving control at every procedural step.
Re-access is immediate. The ureteral catheter can be quickly re-instrumented with CaTHSTiX in place—whether used with or without sutures. When sutures are used, repositioning does not require cutting, reducing procedural steps and maintaining efficiency.
Designed to integrate seamlessly into existing practice, CaTHSTiX adapts to operator technique and patient anatomy and is universally compatible with all major ureteral catheter brands.

Focus on other critical tasks—handle balloons and guidewires, administer contrast, and perform injections—without having to manually hold the catheter.

Repositioning requires suture removal.

Reposition freely, with or without sutures—no cutting needed.
Explore our 2–3 minute physician-focused instructional videos.
See how to use CaTHSTiX with or without sutures, how it performs in the presence of blood or irrigation fluid, and how to set it up efficiently in the OR, cysto suite, or interventional radiology environment for ureteral stent placement.
Add a footnote if this applies to your business