Bard Peripheral Vascular Biopsy System Max Core® 18 Gauge 22 mm Penetration Depth

Biopsy System Max Core® 18 Gauge 22 mm Penetration Depth

The Max Core biopsy system is an 18 gauge biopsy device with a 22 mm penetration depth. It supports single-handed operation for faster, easier handling and added control with gloved hands, which can help in clinical biopsy workflows. Dual triggers offer technique flexibility, while the angled deep sample notch and sharp-beveled trocar are intended to help collect a large, high-quality core sample.

Good Fit For

• Biopsy procedures where single-handed device control is preferred
• Clinical settings where gloved-hand operation matters
• Workflows that may benefit from flexibility in biopsy technique

Key Features

• 18 gauge biopsy system for core sample collection
• 22 mm penetration depth for this specific configuration
• Single-handed operation supports easier handling and control with gloved hands
• Dual triggers give the physician flexibility to use different biopsy techniques
• Sharp-beveled trocar is intended to help collect a sample with minimal crush artifact
• Angled, deep sample notch is designed to collect a large high-quality core sample

Applications and Usage

• Collecting core biopsy samples with an 18 gauge system
• Supporting biopsy workflows that call for single-handed device use
• Using alternate trigger approaches based on physician technique

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 22 mm.
• This SKU has an 18 gauge needle and 22 mm penetration depth, so buyers should confirm those specifications match procedural preference.
• The device uses dual triggers, which may matter for teams standardizing around a specific biopsy technique.

FAQ

• What gauge is this biopsy system? This Max Core biopsy system is 18 gauge.
• What is the penetration depth? This configuration has a 22 mm penetration depth.
• Can this biopsy system be used with one hand? Yes. The Max Core biopsy system is made for single-handed use to support faster, easier handling and more control with a gloved hand.
• Why does this biopsy system have dual triggers? Dual triggers give the physician flexibility to use different biopsy techniques.
• What sample collection details does this device emphasize? The device uses a sharp-beveled trocar to help collect a sample with minimal crush artifact, along with an angled deep sample notch for a large high-quality core sample.

From Max Core by Bard Peripheral Vascular.