MammoSTAR®
Biopsy Site Marker
Providing a non-metal marking alternative with a long-lasting beta glucan carrier plug for unique patient sensitivities.
MammoSTAR® Biopsy Site Marker
Provides a Naturally Reassuring Option
The MammoSTAR® marker offers a non-metallic option composed of all natural minerals, Carbon Coated Zirconium Oxide and lyophilized beta-glucan gel (or simple sugar).
Enhanced Long-Term Ultrasound Visibility
The MammoSTAR® marker provides enhanced long-term ultrasound visibility to allow easier pre-surgery localization.1
Two natural, non-metal shapes for better tracking of multiple biopsy sites
SHAPES
- Barbell (also available in a petite carrier)
- Tribell
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the MammoSTAR® markers provide enhanced ultrasound visibility?
Yes, the lyophilized beta-glucan gel (or simple sugar) provides enhanced long-term ultrasound visibility to allow easier pre-surgery localization.2
What is the MammoSTAR® marker composed of?
The MammoSTAR® marker is a pyrolytic carbon coating while the carrier is a lyophilized beta-glucan gel or simple sugar.
Does the MammoSTAR® marker contain nickel?
The MammoSTAR® marker does not contain nickel.
Related Products
HydroMARK™ Breast Biopsy Site Marker
The exclusive hydrogel technology provides unmatched long-term ultrasound visibility.3,4
MammoMARK® & CorMARK® Biopsy Site Identifier
The rapid collagen expansion anchors the marker within the biopsy cavity reducing the likelihood of movement.5, 6
1. Mammotome Data: visibility and localization
2. Mammotome Data: visibility
3. Sakamoto, N., Fukuma, E., Tsunoda, Y. et al. Evaluation of the dislocation and long-term sonographic detectability of a hydrogel based breast biopsy site marker. Breast Cancer 25, 575–582 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12282-018-0854-8
4. Pinkney, Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography 29(4) 151 – 158, DOI 10.1177/8756479313486962
5. MammoMARK™ Device Test – PRC043442 Rev B, pgs. 2, 5-6: Collagen Expansion
6. Corsi, F., Sorrentino, L., Sartani, A., Bossi, D., Amadori, R., Nebuloni, M., Truffi, M., Bonzini, M., & Foschi, D. (2015). Localization of nonpalpable breast lesions with sonographically visible clip: Optimizing tailored resection and clear margins. The American Journal of Surgery, 209(6), 950-958
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