CoreDish® Upper/Lower GI Track Biopsy Containers

Simport® is proud to offer a 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 o-ring ensuring total protection of contents. Made of polystyrene.
The Simport® CoreDish™ measures only 15 x 95 mm in diameter. Each compartment is identified to allow proper placement and visualization of the biopsy being inserted. The Simport® 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. See series M971.

M970-D5B-1 - Designed specifically for radiography, separation, imaging and transport of core needle breast biopsies. Special absorbent liner keeps specimens moist (when saline solution is added) prior to radiography while helping to attenuate the x-ray beam. Four compartments are clearly identified (3, 6, 9 and 12) and the radiolucent numbers show up clearly on the radiograph. Formalin may be added prior to transportation to pathology for analysis.
M970-D5B-2 – Breast Biopsy container with 5 compartments: Left Upper Quadrant, Right Upper Quadrant, Left Lower Quadrant, Right Lower Quadrant.
M970-D8P - Prostate biopsies container with 8 compartments. Six labeled compartments: Base, Lateral Base, Medial, Lateral Medial, Apex and Lateral Apex.
M970-D12P - Prostate biopsies 12 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 and R Lateral Apex.
M970-D8UGI - Upper GI track biopsies 8 compartments. Seven labeled compartments: Gastric Card, Gastric Body, GE Junction, Gastric ATR, Distal esophagus, Pylorus and Duodenum.
M970-D12LGI - Lower GI track biopsies 12 compartments. Ten labeled compartments: Proximal Flexure Colon, Hepatic Flexure Colon, Distal Transverse Colon, Ascending Colon, Splenic flexure Colon, Cecum, Descending Colon, Terminal Ileum, Rectum and Sigmoid Colon.

General purpose biopsy containers: Compartments are identified with numbers.