90 devices · GMDN 47020
Imaging lesion localization markers are external, single-use devices placed on a patient’s skin during surgery to help pinpoint and outline areas like tumors or lesions. They appear on radiographic images or digital scans, aiding surgeons in precise localization and guiding procedures such as biopsies or resections.
These markers are typically regulated as medical devices, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied sterile and pre-sterilized, designed for one-time use to ensure safety and accuracy in imaging-guided procedures.
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