CT guiding device
The first simple sketch of SeeStar® was made on a napkin in 1999. SeeStar® now comes in three color coded sizes, developed to assist you in CT guiding.
- Visualize and adjust the planned CT-guided biopsy before entering the needle
- Reduce the number of needle manipulations1
- Support the needle during superficial punctures
- Maintain the direction of the needle during puncture
1) ”CT fluoroscopy guided punctures performed with a freehand technique and in combination with a new needle guiding device”. A. Magnusson et al.; Dept. of Radiology and Medical Physics, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden; presented at ESTI 2007, Athens, Greece.
Product Assortment
SeeStar® 14G
SeeStar® 14G
Green
ID 2.2 mm (0.087 inch)
Suitable for needle sizes 14 and 15G
Sterile, single use
Ordering information:
13314 SeeStar® 14G
MOQ 5 units
SeeStar® 17G
SeeStar® 17G
Pink
ID 1.6 mm (0.063 inch)
Suitable for needle sizes 17 and 18G
Sterile, single use
Ordering information:
13317 SeeStar® 17G
MOQ 5 units
SeeStar® 20G
SeeStar® 20G
Yellow
ID 1.0 mm (0.039 inch)
Suitable for needle sizes 20 and 21G
Sterile, single use
Ordering information:
13320 SeeStar® 20G
MOQ 5 units
Documents
Product Sheets (PDF)
Presentations (PDF)
Videos (YouTube)
Case studies (PDF)
Articles and references
- Magnusson, A.; Radecka, E.; Lonnemark, M.; Raland, H. (2005). Computed-tomography-guided punctures using a new guidance device. Acta Radiologica, 46(5), 505-509.
- Morrison, W. B.; Sanders, T. G.; (2008). Musculoskeletal percutaneous biopsy: Techniques and tips. Problem solving in musculoskeletal imaging, Elsevier. Chapter 3, 85-111.
- Roberts, C. C.; Morrison, W. B.; Deely, D. M.; Zoga, A. C.; Koulouris, G.; Winalski, C. S.; (2007). Use of a novel percutaneous biopsy localozation device: Initial musculoskeletal experience. Skeletal Radiology, 36(1), 53-57.