Gangi-HydroGuard®

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Coaxial needle

Safe & effective needle placement for hard-to-reach targets

Gangi-HydroGuard® combines the well-known technique of a coaxial biopsy needle with an all new spring loaded blunt tip stylet providing more control during soft tissue biopsy.

The spring loaded blunt tip stylet:

  • Enables penetration without removal of the blunt needle
  • Provides visual and tactile feedback

Blunt tip:

  • Coaxial blunt tip stylet helps reduce the risk of damage to vasculature or other organs

Coaxial biopsy needle:

  • Provides the ability to cut through tissue
  • Centimeter markings on needle for easy depth evaluation
  • Echogenic marking on cannula allow for precise ultrasound placement

Gangi-HydroGuard® Coaxial Needle used in hydrodissection

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GangiHydroGuard Tip

Product Assortment

Gangi-HydroGuard® 15G

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Gangi-HydroGuard® 15G

Needle (ID 1.73 mm)
Blunt springloaded stylet, Trocar stylet, Reference guide

Total needle length: 12.1, 17.1 cm
Free needle lenght: 9.6, 14.6 cm
Suitable biopsy device size: 16G

Sterile, single use

Ordering information:
HG15-121 Gangi-HydroGuard® 15G, 12.1 cm
HG15-171 Gangi-HydroGuard® 15G, 17.1 cm
MOQ 5 units

Gangi-HydroGuard® 17G

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Gangi-HydroGuard® 17G

Needle (ID 1.33 mm)
Blunt springloaded stylet, Trocar stylet, Reference guide

Available needle length: 12.1, 17.1 cm
Free needle lenght: 9.6, 14.6 cm
Suitable biopsy device size: 18G

Sterile, single use

Ordering information:
HG17-121 Gangi-HydroGuard® 17G, 12.1 cm
HG17-171 Gangi-HydroGuard® 17G, 17.1 cm
MOQ 5 units

Documentation

  • Pierre Auloge, Roberto L Cazzato, Jeanie Betsy Chiang, Jean Caudrelier, Julia Weiss, Pierre De Marini, Guillaume Koch, Julien Garnon, Afshin Gangi. Performance of a New Blunt-Tip Needle for the Displacement of Critical Structure in Thermal Ablation 2020. Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol 2020 Apr 27.
  • P.P. Rao, E. Breton, J. Garnon, R.L. Cazzato, G. Koch, J. Caudrelier, G. Tsoumakidu, A. Gangi. Preclinical evaluation of the atraumatic nature of a spring loaded blunt tip coaxial needle in a swine model. Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging 2019
  • Roberto Luigi Cazzato, Julien Garnon, Behnam Shaygi, Jean Caudrelier, Salem Bauones, Georgia Tsoumakidou, Guillaume Koch and Afshin Gangi (2017). Performance of a New Blunt-Tip Coaxial Needle for Percutaneous Biopsy and Drainage of “Hard-To-Reach” Targets. Springer Science+Business Media New York and the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe (CIRSE) 2017