Co Axial Needle
The coaxial needle facilitates biopsies and has some theoretic advantages.
Co Axial Needle
Description
The coaxial technique involves the placement of the guide needle into a position near or within the mass. A second device is placed through the guide needle to obtain tissue.
Key features
- Provides a clear path to work through when performing multiple biopsies in the same area.
- Engineered compatibility with Meditech Biopsy Instruments enhances efficiency and accuracy.
- Sized just one gauge larger than the corresponding Core Tissue Biopsy Needles.
Ordering Information
| CODE | Needle Gauge | Needle Length (cm) | Compatible Biopsy Instrument Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCN 1410 | 13G | 7.8 cm | 14G X 10 cm |
| MCN 1415 | 13G | 13 cm | 14G X 15 cm |
| MCN 1416 | 13G | 13.8 cm | 14G X 16 cm |
| MCN 1610 | 15G | 7.8 cm | 16G X 10 cm |
| MCN 1615 | 15G | 13 cm | 16G X 15 cm |
| MCN 1616 | 15G | 13.8 cm | 16G X 16 cm |
| MCN 1810 | 17G | 7.8 cm | 18G X 10 cm |
| MCN 1815 | 17G | 13 cm | 18G X 15 cm |
| MCN 1816 | 17G | 13.8 cm | 18G X 16 cm |
| MCN 2010 | 19G | 7.8 cm | 20G X 10 cm |
| MCN 2015 | 19G | 13 cm | 20G X 15 cm |
| MCN 2016 | 19G | 13.8 cm | 20G X 16 cm |
