Conducting a biopsy
under ultrasound control

A biopsy is a procedure for collecting tissue samples to diagnose suspected cancer.

The "SmartScan" ultrasound system provides precise visualization of the tumor and surrounding blood flow, allowing for safe and nearly painless tissue extraction.

Special attachments ensure optimal needle positioning, making the procedure effective even in small operating rooms under ultrasound guidance.
Biopsy is used to determine:
the goodness or malignancy of a neoplasm
distinguish inflammation from an abscess
choose the most effective method of treating the detected pathology
justify the need or uselessness of surgery
Features of conducting a biopsy under ultrasound control:
1

Accuracy

Due to the control of the procedure with the help of ultrasound guidance, the specialist conducting the manipulation takes the material exactly from the desired area.
This is especially valuable in cases where pathological foci have a heterogeneous structure or are located deep inside the body.
2
Safety
Minimally invasive procedure under ultrasound control guarantees minimal risk of damage to nerves or blood vessels, reduces the likelihood of complications, severe pain or dysfunction of internal organs.

3
Speed
Ultrasound control during a biopsy accelerates the process of searching for a suspicious area inside the organ and taking material from it.

As a result, the biopsy time is reduced to 15-25 minutes.


Conducting a biopsy under the supervision of ultrasound system "Smart Scan":
  • mammary glands;
  • ovaries;
  • thyroid gland;
  • prostate gland;
  • pancreas;
  • soft tissue;
  • lymph nodes;
  • liver;
  • spleen;
  • kidneys;
  • pelvic organs;
  • organs and tissues of the retroperitoneal space.

Focus areas
of SmartScan