CoreDish for Prostate (Case of 10)

CoreDish for Prostate (Case of 10)Made of polystyrene Multi compartment container for specimen collection Leakproof closure with o ring Seven labeled compartments Available with or without Formalin Performing a large number of biopsies means an increase in the number of handled containers and consequently a technical overload of the transmission network, which occurs without any financial counterpart. A new approach had to be developed in order to increase productivity. Multi

• Made of polystyrene
• Multi-compartment container for specimen collection
• Leakproof closure with o-ring
• Seven labeled compartments
• Available with or without Formalin

Performing a large number of biopsies means an increase in the number of handled containers and consequently a technical overload of the transmission network, which occurs without any financial counterpart. A new approach had to be developed in order to increase productivity.

Multi-compartment container in the shape of a dish and half prefilled with 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin, for holding and transporting biopsies. It is supplied with a leakproof closure with an o-ring ensuring total protection of contents. The CoreDish measures only 15 x 95 mm in diameter. Each compartment is clearly identified to allow proper placement and visualization of the biopsy being inserted. Thanks to CoreDish it is no longer necessary to use a multitude of individual containers, thereby reducing the risks of confusion.

The CoreDish offers many configurations in order to hold different biopsies of the breast, prostate, upper GI tract, and lower GI tract. A label allows essential information to be written such as patient I.D., doctor, date, and time.

The CoreDish is also available without formalin. 

M970-D8P and M971-D8P

Eight compartments.

Six labeled compartments: Base, Lateral Base, Medial, Lateral Medial, Apex, and Lateral Apex.

M970-D12P and M971-D12P

Twelve compartments.

Twelve labeled compartments: L Base, R Base, L Lateral Base, R Lateral Base, L Lateral Medial, L Medial, R Medial, R Lateral Medial, L Lateral Apex, L Apex, R Apex, R Lateral Apex.