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The Science of VAB - Mammotome

Is ultrasound VAB worth it? The data says yes.

The Science of VAB has revealed why Vacuum-Assisted Biopsy (VAB) devices are beneficial in ultrasound-guided breast biopsy procedures.1 Here’s how the Mammotome Revolve™ U/S Dual Vacuum-Assisted Breast Biopsy System can help maximize tissue specimen size and procedural control.

Mammotome Revolve™ U/S System Benefits

  • Advanced tissue management
    • Automatically collects and organizes specimens in touch-free chambers for tissue verification and easy imaging
    • Maximize tissue sample size with larger gauge sizes (8G, 10G) and stronger vacuum than the Mammotome® Elite device
  • Customized control
    • Adjustable vacuum levels with dual vacuum technology
    • Variable aperture settings to more closely match length of aperture with size and location of lesion
    • Continuous biopsy mode to take samples back-to-back while holding the biopsy activation button
    • Mark the site with a Mammotome marker (e.g. HydroMARK™ marker) without removing the needle
  • Full fluid management
    • On-demand vacuum and continuous suction with SteadyVac manages fluid in the biopsy cavity
    • Fluid insertion available through the device, including local anesthetic
  • Multi-modality flexibility; compatible with the Mammotome Revolve™ ST biopsy system control module
Mammotome Revolve™ ultrasound dual vacuum-assisted breast biopsy system

View the Mammotome Revolve™ Complete Stereotactic and Ultrasound VAB Solution Brochure for additional information >

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