Devicor Medical Products, Inc.

Jordan Rebellino

John Kevin Bruce

Rachel Yoon Choung

David Shuart

Peter Shadix

Andrew Paul Nock

Emmanuel V Tanghal

Bryan Robert Keller

Bryan Superville

Edward A Rhad

Jessica Pyzoha Leimbach

Andrew Thomas Robinson

Ramon Alberto Ramos

Elijah Kreider

David C McBreen

Jack A Randall

Andrew Small

Justin Rebellino

Jodi Hafemeister

Umashankar Chockalingam

Garrett A Householder

Taylor Vohland

LeRonda Perry

Sarah Payne

Anne E Storer

Nathan K Busick

Kinito Swader

Michael J Sunderman

Raj Thapar

Natasha M Guerrero

A biopsy system includes a biopsy device, a control module, and a tissue transport tube. The biopsy device includes a probe, a needle, a cutter, and a transport valve. The needle extends distally from the probe. The cutter is movable relative to the needle and defines a cutter lumen. The holster is configured to couple to the probe. The transport valve is in communication with the cutter lumen. The control module is in communication with the biopsy device and includes a sample management assembly configured to receive one or more tissue samples severed by the cutter. The transport tube extends between the sample management assembly and the biopsy device. The transport tube is in communication with the transport valve such that the transport tube is configured to receive the one or more tissue samples severed by the cutter.

Biopsy device with remote multi-chamber tissue sample holder

A marker delivery device including a handle assembly, a delivery catheter, and a connection interface. The handle assembly has an upper push rod positioned within the handle assembly. The upper push rod is adapted to translate inside the handle assembly. The delivery catheter is adapted to be inserted into a biopsy site. Also, the delivery catheter has a discharge opening containing a marker and the delivery catheter has a lower push rod positioned inside of the delivery catheter. The lower push rod is configured to engage the upper push rod and the lower push rod is adapted to deploy the marker from the delivery catheter into the biopsy site through the discharge opening with the translation of the upper push rod. The connection interface is configured to removably attach the handle assembly with the delivery catheter and the upper push rod with the lower push rod.

Apparatus for delivering biopsy cavity marker

A biopsy site marker includes a carrier and a marker element. The marker element is disposed within the carrier. The carrier including a first marker material and a second marker material. The first marker material and the second marker material are each configured to expand in the presence of moisture. The first marker material is configured to expand at a rapid rate relative to the second marker material in the presence of moisture.

Biopsy site marker for limited migration

A bi-directional depth stop for use with biopsy instrument including a body and a pair of blades. The body defines a channel sized to receive a cannula associated with the biopsy instrument. The channel includes a first pair of opposing concave surfaces and a second pair of opposing concave surfaces. The first pair and second pair of opposing concave surfaces together form a superimposed bi-oval-shaped cross-section. Each blade of the pair of blades projects inwardly into a concave surface of the first pair of opposing concave surfaces such the pair of blades are disposed on an opposing side of the body. In some instances, the concave surfaces may be beneficial to provide rotation of the dept stop in two directions rather than a single direction.

MRI guided biopsy device with rotating depth stop device

Tissue acquisition platform

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Jordan Rebellino