When choosing a gamma probe system, sensitivity is often considered the most important feature, whilst directionality can be overlooked. The C-Trak achieves a balance between these two features allowing for successful and efficient surgeries.
Ryan Holbrook, MD, FACS
Cancer Care Northwest, Spokane, WA
Dr Danielle M. Duchini has over 11 years’ experience performing sentinel node biopsies. Having used various other gamma probe systems on the market, Dr Duchini trusts only the C-Trak to deliver the best results for her patients.
Iodine seeds are a safe, effective and increasingly popular technique for preoperative localisation of nonpalpable breast lesions. The seeds come pre-loaded into needles, which saves time, skill and hassle for radiologists.
13 October 2020
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13 February 2020
Nuclear medicine specialist Dr James Cullis, alongside surgeons at the University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire has chosen the C-Trak Galaxy Gamma Probe S…
29 November 2018
The C-Trak Galaxy, used for the detection of radiation during sentinel node biopsies, has proven to be highly popular amongst users. Click to read the full…
30 July 2018
The C-Trak Galaxy gamma probe system balances sensitivity and directionality to ensure efficient detection of radiation for use during sentinel node biopsi…
