MRI

Mammotome® MR for confident MR-guided biopsy Mammotome

MR complements your existing Mammotome^® unit perfectly and offers you and your high-risk patients a breast biopsy guided by magnetic resonance imaging technology.

With an MR-guided biopsy, the picture is clear. You can see the aperture, so you know you’re in position.

This is the point of confidence

• Imageable aperture
• Hands-free probe and holster minimizes risk of movement after targeting
• Same Mammotome sampling process

This is the point of targeting accuracy

• Three-dimensional Cartesian
• Pillar and post for controlling angulation
• Mounted/detachable targeting set
• Z-screw/Z-stop accuracy
• Open window access to the breast
• Easy-to-read feedback window provides real-time feedback of cutter position and mode indicator
• Two needle size options (8- or 11-gauge) to obtain large samples with a single insertion
• Two probe lengths (145 or 115 mm) for maximum access to the breast
• Marker placement is independent of probe; marker is visible under stereotactic, ultrasound and MRI

Compatible with most major coil and magnet manufacturers.
Invivo^® Breast Coil integrated with Mammotome for peak performance.

See your Breast Care Specialist for a complete list of compatible manufacturers.

Mammotome MR

1) Mammotome^® MR Pillar Post procedure performed by Kathy Schilling, MD. Procedural footage filmed at Florida Community Hospital, Boca Raton, Florida. 2) Mammotome Universal MRI Guided procedure performed by Anne Wallace, MD. Procedural footage filmed at University of California, San Diego Medical Center, San Diego, CA. 3) Webinar performed by Terri-Ann Gizienski, MD. Webinar conducted at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Cranberry, PA. 4) Webinar performed by Kathy Schilling, MD. Webinar conducted at Boca Raton Community Hospital, Boca Raton, FL.

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1. Play Video: Mammotome MR Pillar Post (07-0167)
2. Play Video: Mammotome Universal MRI Guided (08-0376)
3. Download webinar: The Impact of Breast MRI on Patient Care
4. Download webinar: Breast MRI Overview for Surgeons (08-1149.1)