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Original Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy/aspiration needles 11 G x 6”
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Original Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy/aspiration needles 11 G x 4”
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Original Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy/aspiration needles 13 G x 3”
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Original Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy/aspiration needles 8 G x 4”
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Original Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy/aspiration needles 13G x 2"
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Original Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy aspiration needles offer advanced features and availability in a wide variety of sizes and tray configurations to meet your preferences. All needles are packaged with an adapter to accommodate luer-lock syringes.
Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy needles overview
Ergonomic design
The lightweight handle and built-in comfort knob let you comfortably apply sufficient pressure.
Sample recovery
The tapered distal tip recovers samples without altering their architecture.
Sharp bevel tip
The razor-sharp bevel tip allows effective coring of the bone.
Single-use design
This design helps assure sterility for every procedure and prevent cross-contamination.
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The first name in bone marrow biopsy, our Jamshidi brand helps ensure quality bone marrow biopsy results through technologically advanced products and physician resources.
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This video shows how to perform bone marrow biopsy and aspiration procedures using our two styles of Jamshidi needles.
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Patient information – Bone marrow biopsy
Learn about our Jamshidi™ bone marrow biopsy needles for patients
Using these resources, you can make informed decisions on your bone marrow biopsy
What is a bone marrow biopsy?
Spongy material in the center of most large bones. Bone marrow contains different cells that make up blood and produces red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.1
A procedure that removes a sample of bone marrow from the inside of bone for examination.
A physician will clean your skin and inject a numbing medicine on the surface of where the bone marrow will be taken. He or she will then insert a biopsy needle through the bone, into the bone marrow to capture a bone marrow sample. After removing the sample and needle, he or she will apply pressure and a bandage to stop any bleeding.1
Tell your physician if you are allergic to any medications, on any medications, prone to bleeding and/or pregnant. You will also need to sign a consent form.1
The injection of the numbing medicine may cause a sharp sting, and the biopsy needle may briefly cause pain, but it is usually dull. The biopsy may cause discomfort considering the inside of bone cannot be numbed.1
A physician may want to test your abnormal red or white blood cell or platelet types or counts, or test you for leukemia, infections, anemia and other blood disorders. It can also be used to determine if a cancer has spread or responded to treatment.1
The bone marrow contains the proper number and types of blood-forming cells, fat cells and connective tissues.1
The bone marrow may indicate leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma or other cancers. It may also show a low red blood cell count, which can cause anemia; abnormal white blood cells; or a low platelet count.1
Some bleeding at the puncture site. More serious bleeding or infection can occur, but it is rare.1
- National Institutes of Health. Breast Biopsy - Ultrasound. 2013. Retrieved on September 1, 2015, from: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/007432.htm.
Notes
Potential complications associated with aspiration and core biopsy procedures are site specific. They include but are not limited to infection, pain, bleeding, hematoma, non-target tissue, adjacent tissue injury, and organ or vessel perforation.