Mick
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| Catalog # 7609 |
| The "Reusable'' Mick
Magazines are designed for use with I-125 or Pd-103 seeds
only. When loaded, seeds are held captive thus eliminating
the loss of seeds during the handling and sterilization process.
The Hexagonal Magazine Head is threaded for safe storage in
the Loading V-Block or Seed Sterilizer.
Maximum 10 Seed Capacity!
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| Mick Magazines - Shielded
/ Disposable |
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| Catalog # 7609-DS |
The newly developed Shielded
/ Disposable Mick
Magazines are manufactured from PES and surface-coated
BRASS. The magazines are compatible with Mick 200-TP and Mick
200-TPV applicators. The Shielded / Disposable Mick Magazines
accept all currently manufactured I-125 / Pd-103 seeds.
Capacity 15 Seeds ! |
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| Seed Sterilizer |
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| Catalog # 7901 |
The Seed Sterilizer is designed to store,
transport and sterilize radioactive I-125 and Pd-103 seeds
and consists of a stainless steel outer container and a
magazine storage block. The storage block accepts up to
10 magazines. This unit is ideal for steam sterilization
of loaded Mick cartridges. The Seed Sterilizer provides
excellent shielding. (Magazines are not included)
Ideal for Steam Sterilization!
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| Loading V Block |
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| Catalog # 7509 |
The Loading V-Block is an ideal tool to hold cartridges
securely in place during the seed loading process. Five
threaded holes are provided to store loaded magazines. A
seed well provides for easy pick up of seeds. Additionally,
a seed gauge is provided that enables the user to check
seeds for correct length and diameter.
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| Transperineal Template
- Sterile - Disposable |
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| Catalog # 2400/10/20 |
Use Disposable Templates and avoid the tedious and messy
job of cleaning, soaking and re-sterilization after surgery.
GUARANTEED STERILITY! FOR SINGLE USE ONLY! LOW COST!
No risk of retaining Bio-burden or residual chemical contamination.
Disposable Templates are are compatible with Siemens, B&K
8551 and 8558 Stepping Units. Available 17 and 18 Gauge.
Packaged: 5 Sterile Templates / Carton.
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| Brachydrape™ |
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| Catalog # 3200 |
| Sterile disposable drape for
use during prostate Brachytherapy |
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Pre-Sterilized single-use
disposable drape |
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Easy to apply, easy to see through,
and easy to handle |
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Achieves a broad sterile field for
implantation after setup |
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Allows for sterile manipulation of
the Brachystepper™ and Brachystand™ during
the implant procedure |
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Covers the Brachytherapy instruments
saving on clean-up and prep time. |
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| Brachyballoon™ |
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| Catalog # 3000 |
| New revolutionary
interface control system. |
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Probe-hugging ultra thin
material provides super "small insertion profile"
minimizing patient discomfort. |
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Adjustable " inflation control
" maximizes user control over prostate shape and
height, speeding setup and allowing gland positioning
to an optimal focal length to enhance ultrasound image.
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User-friendly "easy purge"
system overcomes the trapped air disadvantages of current
inflatable stand-off condoms, virtually eliminating
bubble generated image degradation |
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Integrated "latex-free"
design minimizes potential patient reaction and obviates
the need for a second condom. |
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| Reverse Action Tweezer |
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| Catalog # 7613 |
Reverse Action Tweezers are ideal for picking up seeds
from a metallic seed well. The tip of the tweezer is provided
with a groove ascertaining a gentle grip on the seed. Deformation
of a seed is avoided due to the tweezers "reverse-action''
soft clamping force. The Tweezer is app. 6'' long and made
of stainless steel. Additionally, two insulation pads provide
for a firm non-slip grip.
The Tweezer can be AUTOCLAVED!
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| Diddler |
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| Catalog # 8816 |
The Diddler is a device to adjust the position of transperineal
prostate seeding needles behind the transperineal template.
The Diddler is constructed of stainless steel and consists
of a slender tip with a long handle. The tip is constructed
such that needles can be adjusted UP, DOWN and SIDEWAYS
even if there is a needle right next to it. The Diddler
can be Autoclaved. Use the DIDDLER; not your fingers!
The DIDDLER can be AUTOCLAVED!
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| Practice Phantom + 100
Dummy Seeds |
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| Catalog # 8113-PIP |
| The Practice Phantom is designed
to practice the technique of seed implantation with the Mick
TP applicators or prostate pre-load needles. Filled with a
gel-type media, the practice phantom can be used until filled
with seeds. When full, the phantom can be returned and refilled.
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| KGM Passer |
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| Catalog # 9512 |
The KGM Passer is a radiation
protection device while serving as a "long-arm'' when extended
to the physician during the implant. A loaded magazine is
handed to the physician ,a by means of the KGM Passer for
the fast exchange of an empty cartridge with a new one. It
saves time and protects staff and personnel from radiation
exposure.
Can be Steam Sterilized!
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| Inspector Radiation
Alert |
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| Catalog # 96-SErad |
The INSPECTOR is a small handhold microprocessor based
instrument which offers excellent sensitivity to low levels
of alpha, beta, gamma and x-rays. The digital readout is
displayed with a red count light and audible beep, providing
instant indications of the radiation level.
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Mick® 200-TP Needle
Former |
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#9910
Steer "Authentic" Mick TP Needles |
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Shape
Mick TP Needles To your Requirements In
the OR To overcome Public Arch Interference! |
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Implant
seeds through "curved" "Authentic"
Mick TP Needles with the Mick 200-TP or
Mick 200-TPV Applicator! |
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Top 4 rows:
Shown are 4 rows of seeds inserted into
a practice phantom using the Mick 200-TPV
Applicator. All needle curvatures are
reproducible.
Bottom 3 rows:
Authentic 18 Gauge Mick TP Needles;
straight, medium and maxi-curved.
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Technical
Description:
The Mick Needle Former allows for needles
to bend to 3 different curvatures:
small, medium and maximum. |
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Mick® TP needle
Former |
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“Authentic” Mick TP Needles
can now easily overcome Pubic Arch Interference
with the Mick Needle Former. Mick TP needles
can be inserted into the bending fixture
to provide three given “fixed and
reproducible” curvatures. A curved
needle will allow the physic ian to steer
the needle behind the Pubic Arch or into
areas otherwise unreachable. To bend the
needle, select a needle curvature, insert
the needle into the fixture, pull it through
and the needle is curved for better maneuverability.
Easy to Use!
The Needle Former can be Autoclaved!
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| Instructions
For Use ! |
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Four Easy Steps! |
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Insert needle into the fixture
to desired curvature; small, medium or maximum
curve |
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Retract the obturator until
the trocar point disappears within the sheath |
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Place two fingers on the sheath
holding it down and carefully and slowly pull
the needle
through the fixture |
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Push the obturator into its
original “forward” position |
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Inserting
the needle into the fixture |
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and slowly lay the needle between the first
pair of parallel pins of the desired curvature.
Lay the needle between the second pair of pins
and gently bend the needle to fit in between
the pins. Continue and bend the needle to fit
the third pair of pins. Place index and middle
finger on needle as shown and apply sufficient
pressure to hold the needle down |
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Retracting
the stylet |
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Very important: Prior to shaping
the needle over its entire length it is imperative
to retract the stylet far enough back into the
sheath until the trocar point disappears. If
this step is omitted, the trocar point will
get damaged once pulled through the fixtur.
Pull the obturator out by approximately 5
mm as shown. |
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Pulling the
needle through the fixture |
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While holding the needle down with the index
and middle
finger, grab the needle by the needle sleeve
and pull it through the fixture. Pull it in
the direction of the curvature. If the curvature
of the needle is too little, insert it into
the next slot and pull it through again. |
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Placing the
stylet forward |
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Once the needle
is curved, the trocar point must be pushed into
its original forward position. (No picture shown) |
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