Biopsy Needle Gun

A biopsy needle gun is a specialized medical device used to obtain tissue samples from the body for diagnostic purposes. It allows for precise targeting and extraction of tissue samples, which are then examined under a microscope to detect abnormalities or diagnose diseases.

Biopsy Gun is a fully- automatic cutting ease device, easy to install, special fixation handle & provides a high success rate in punctures. Core needle is available is convenient for operate under Buntrasonic or CT. Needle point with echo- enhancement for accurate positioning under ultrasound.

Training: Proper training for healthcare professionals on device operation and safety protocols.
Infection Control: Adherence to strict aseptic techniques to minimize infection risks.
Patient Monitoring: Monitoring for potential complications post-procedure, such as bleeding or infection.
Device Maintenance: Regular maintenance and calibration to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Precision: Enables accurate targeting of specific tissues or lesions.
Minimally Invasive: Reduces the need for open surgery, lowering patient discomfort and recovery time.
Speed: Streamlines the biopsy process, making it quicker compared to traditional methods.
Versatility: Suitable for various biopsy types, including soft tissue, bone, and organ biopsies.

Ergonomic Design: Ergonomically designed for ease of use and comfort during procedures.
Safety Mechanisms: Built-in safety features to prevent accidental firing and needle exposure.
Integrated Sample Collection: Some models include mechanisms to collect and preserve tissue samples securely.
Visualization: Allows real-time visualization of the biopsy site using imaging guidance.
Disposable/Reusable Options: Available as disposable units or reusable devices based on clinical requirements.

Needle Size: Available in different gauge sizes (e.g., 14G, 18G) depending on the type of tissue and depth of penetration required.
Depth Control: Adjustable depth settings to control the depth of needle penetration.
Trigger Mechanism: Mechanism for firing and retracting the biopsy needle safely.
Compatibility: Compatible with imaging technologies such as ultrasound or CT for guidance during procedures.
Sterility: Designed for single-use or equipped with sterilization methods for reusable devices.

Applications:

Oncology: Used extensively in cancer diagnosis and staging through tissue sampling.
Pathology: Provides tissue specimens for histological examination and laboratory analysis.
Interventional Radiology: Facilitates biopsies under imaging guidance (e.g., ultrasound, CT).
Organ Biopsy: Performs biopsies on various organs such as liver, kidney, prostate, and breast.