Interventional Radiology | Biopsy and Drainage | Which Medical Device
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The ACT Biopsy Needle from CareFusion is a compact, lightweight design and the deivce can pass through the CT gantry with ease. According to the manufacturer, one-handed operation permits manipulation of an ultrasound transducer, echogenic markings on cannula help ensure accurate...
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Dr Phil Haslam, Consultant Interventional Radiologist and Which Medical Device Founder viewed the new version of the Biopince biopsy gun at the British Society of Interventional Radiology Annual Meeting in November 2018. The image shown was taken at the meeting. This device permits up...
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The AccuStick II Introducer System from Boston Scientific is designed for the introduction of 038" guidewires in non-vascular procedures. The device comprises a 21 gauge diagnostic needle, coaxial dilator/sheath assembly design and .038" heavy-duty guidewire with a choice of 'J'...
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The SKATER Introducer System from Angiotech is designed to facilitate the placement of .035" or .038" guidewires in non-vascular procedures. According to the manufacturer's information, the SKATER set has a hydrophilic coated co-axial dilator, radiopaque markers and a choice of...
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SeeGrid acts as a marker for all procedures that require position information to be transferred from the CT image to the patient´s skin, increasing position transfer accuracy and with visability in all x-ray based image modalities.
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