About Celero breast biopsy device
The Celero breast biopsy device is the first vacuum-assisted, spring-loaded core device designed for use under ultrasound. With the Celero device, you can achieve your goals with fewer samples and large quality cores, which means fewer needle insertions and a more compassionate breast biopsy for your patient versus traditional spring-loaded core devices.
Celero breast biopsy device: more control, consistent cores, better access
Special features include:
Maximized control
- Two firing modes, providing flexibility for control and verification of sample area.
- 11˚ trocar tip for smooth penetration to lesion, while eliminating deflection.
- Better access to challenging lesions in the axilla, close to the chest wall or near implants.
Quality cores
- Core size more than 2x the size of other spring-loaded core devices.1
- Fewer insertions needed for accurate diagnoses.²
- Vacuum technology holds tissue in the aperture, ensuring consistent core quality.
Products
Celero breast biopsy device:
Gauge: 12 gauge
Length: 12 cm
Aperture: 22 mm
Accessories
Celero introducer:
- 12-gauge introducer for use with the Celero breast biopsy device features a luer fitting for a secure fit and smooth transition during marker deployment and a quick-release thumb latch that allows for anesthetic delivery with aspiration option.
References: 1. Englander, B. White Paper. 2013, Hologic WP-00006 2. Internal testing performed at Hologic and maintained in PLM system
Celero Ultrasound Biopsy Patient Video
Patient movie focused on ultrasound-guided breast biopsy with the Celero breast biopsy device.
Celero Animation
A look at how the Celero breast biopsy device acquires breast tissue.
Celero Reference Animation
Steps to operate the Celero breast biopsy device.
Celero Ultrasound Biopsy Procedure
A breast biopsy procedure performed under ultrasound guidance using the Celero spring-loaded core biopsy device.
PDF Resources
This paper discusses the effectiveness of the Celero ultrasound-guided core biopsy device for sampling abnormal axillary lymph nodes.
This paper is an evaluation of the Celero vacuum-assisted handheld device for ultrasound-guided breast biopsies.
Celero, ATEC, Eviva breast biopsy devices
Selected scientific publications on breast biopsy.
