Technology | October 10, 2006
Handy, Self-Contained Biopsy System

The Vacora Vacuum Assisted Breast Biopsy System is a 100 percent self-contained vacuum assisted biopsy system weighing one pound. Everything has been integrated into the handpiece including the world’s smallest biopsy vacuum, all tubing, fluid canister, battery power source and biopsy needle.


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