Solstice Medicine Company Radiology Skin Marker Xact

Radiology Skin Marker Xact

The Xact radiology skin marker is a single-use marker for mammography, tomosynthesis, and CT imaging. It fits imaging departments that want one marker that also works well for 2D workflows, which can help reduce inventory complexity. This nonsterile 2.3 mm marker uses a low-density, see-through design to support visualization of deeper tissues.

Good Fit For

• Mammography and tomosynthesis imaging workflows
• CT imaging settings
• Departments looking to consolidate marker inventory
• Applications where marker conformity and adhesion matter

Key Features

• Works across 2D mammography, 3D mammography or tomosynthesis, and CT for broader imaging workflow use
• Two markers in one approach also works well for 2D, which may help reduce inventory
• Low-density, see-through marking supports visualization of deeper tissues
• Stretchy, flexible material conforms to anatomy for better placement
• Strong adhesion helps the marker stay in place during imaging
• Larger lift tabs make placement and removal easier

Applications and Usage

• Marking skin locations for mammography imaging
• Supporting tomosynthesis or DBT imaging with low artifact material
• Using one marker across 2D and 3D breast imaging workflows
• Placing markers on anatomical areas where flexibility helps follow contours

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 2.3 mm.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This marker is nonsterile.
• The marker is intended for single use.
• X-ray compatibility is noted for mammography and tomosynthesis.

FAQ

• Which imaging modalities is this radiology skin marker intended for? This marker is made for 2D mammography, 3D mammography or tomosynthesis, and CT.
• Can one marker support both 2D and 3D breast imaging workflows? Yes. The Xact radiology skin marker is described as two markers in one and also works well for 2D, which can help simplify inventory.
• What size is the marker? The marker size is 2.3 mm.
• Is the marker sterile? No. This radiology skin marker is nonsterile.
• What helps this marker stay in place and remove cleanly? The marker is described with superior adhesion to help it stay on the patient, and larger lift tabs to make it easier to find and remove.

From Xact by Solstice Medicine Company.