Interventional Radiology | Biopsy and Drainage | Biopsy guns and needles | Which Medical Device
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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 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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Sono-Sheath™ Product description Sono-Sheath™ is a thin polymer sheath with an echogenic tip which can be placed over a biopsy needle, providing on the spot, unmatched ultrasound visibility. Sono-Sheath™ works with all manual or (semi) automated biopsy...
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The Cook biopsy set is most often used for transjugular liver biopsy. It consists of a preshaped metal needle guide that is inserted over a central plastic catheter over a guidewire usually placed in the right hepatic vein for liver biopsy. The supplied spring loaded biopsy needle is passed down...
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A highly ultrasound visible needle manufactured by Pajunk Medical. The needles have special angular indentations ‘cornerstone’ reflectors near their tips which will reflect ultrasound independent of the angle of insonation.
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