PIPELLE – Endometrial Biopsy Device
PIPELLE – Endometrial Biopsy Device:-
Endo-Psy Endometrial Biopsy Device ; pipelle is a thin, plastic tube similar to a straw. To take the sample, they will pull the pipelle, which creates a slight suction
IPELLE is a single-use, sterile, disposable, suction curette for obtaining a histologic biopsy of the uterine mucosal lining or sample extraction of uterine menstrual content for microscopic examination or culturing.
The Pipelle advantage : –
3.1 mm O.D. and flexibility allows for ease of insertion into most uterine.
Internal piston creates a vacuum for sample collection without any sharp or painful edges.
Procedure comfortably performed in as little as 30 seconds following basic patient preparation.
Completely self-contained with no noisy pump or clumsy syringes.
In most cases, the Pipelle can be inserted without the need for dilation.
- Description
Description
PIPELLE – Endometrial Biopsy Device
Endo-Psy Endometrial Biopsy Device ; PIPELLE is a single-use, sterile, disposable, suction curette for obtaining a histologic biopsy of the uterine mucosal lining or sample extraction of uterine menstrual content for microscopic examination or culturing.
Endometrial pipelle biopsy:
This is a name of the procedure which takes a small sample of tissue from the lining of the womb (endometrium).
- The Most Widely Recognized Name in Endometrial Sampling.
- Pipelle’s intuitive design provides consistency of sample collection every time.
- The procedure takes less than a minute to perform and produces little if any post-procedure bleeding or patient discomfort.
- Curette flexibility has been optimized to facilitate adaptation to normal uterine curvature, thus promoting contact with the wall for safe, improved sample collection.
Product Features
Yield specimen highly suitable for both cytologic and histologic diagnosis
Facilitates endometrial aspiration for specimen removal
Semi-rigid, tapered 3.1mm cannula enables easier insertion and minimizes the possibility of perforation
Convenient for routine gynecologic use
Flexibility assures better sampling from all areas of the uterine cavity, even from difficult-to-reach cornual areas.
