Mammotome

Where Anatomical Visibility Meets Sensitivity* The trusted Neoprobe® Gamma Detection System is now enhanced with two minimally invasive 10mm probe options. Designed to support smaller incisions and improve visualization in: -SLNB for breast and melanoma cases -Radio Seed Localization (RSL) -Targeting hyperactive parathyroid glands Discover how the Neoprobe® GDS probes can elevate your workflow and support precision-driven care. *Mammotome data on file, DIN00-1433

Surgical Excellence Starts with Dependable Tools In the operating room, every second counts – and so does every tool. Whether you’re performing a sentinel lymph node biopsy or excising a lesion, the Neoprobe® Gamma Detection System delivers the accuracy and reliability you need for every patient. Follow the link to learn why surgeons rely on the Neoprobe® GDS.

Registration is now open! Join us this December for the Mammotome Masterclass Surgical Breast Course! This complimentary, physician-led course includes immersive lectures, practical skills labs and real-world insights into a wide range of breast procedures.

Join Us for Hands-On Surgical Breast Training! The Mammotome Masterclass Surgical Breast Course is a complimentary, hands-on event designed to enhance your clinical expertise. During this immersive course, you will: -Discover the benefits of vacuum-assisted benign lesion removal -Practice your oncoplastic skills -Understand the differences between lesion localization and surgical marker navigation -Learn advanced techniques in ultrasound breast biopsy

What makes the Neoprobe® Gamma Detection System an essential tool in the OR? Dr. Melissa Fana breaks it down in this video. "I've used multiple other technologies, gamma probe detection systems… Nothing has compared to the accuracy, efficiency, and overall ease of use as the Neoprobe® GDS." Watch the video below and follow the link to learn more.

Precision in the palm of your hand. The trusted Neoprobe® Gamma Detection System just got even better – now featuring two 10mm Bluetooth angled and straight probes. These latest additions are designed to support smaller incisions, enhance anatomical visibility, and deliver the same sensitivity you’ve come to expect.* *Sources: 1. Mammotome data on file, PCR-000820. 2. User evaluation and selection of intraoperative gamma probes. British Nuclear Medicine Society. UK Gamma Probe Working Group. (2004). https://lnkd.in/dxNSxzMP.