Why upgrade to the Magtrace® node marker for radiation-free sentinel lymph node biopsy procedures?

If you are interested in upgrading from blue dye or are looking to reduce your patients exposure to radioactive materials, once you give our Magtrace® node marker and Sentimag® guidance system a try, you won’t look back.

Here’s why…

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Optimised for nodes

The tiny particles in the Magtrace® node marker are able to quickly pass through the lymphatic system, following the same path a spreading cancer cell would take.†

The system then guides the physician to where the liquid collects in the armpit, to see if the cancer has spread. This sentinel node biopsy procedure has helped thousands of women† avoid unnecessary and more invasive surgery.

Accuracy and confidence

Clinically proven

The Magtrace® liquid has proven to be effective in numerous clinical trials involving more than 2,300+ patients across Europe and North America.†

Since those trials it has been used in over 40,000 women, in more than 350 cancer centres across more than 30 countries.† This technique allows any patient or any hospital, regardless of location, to access the highest standard in breast cancer staging.

Flexible injection

Inject when it is convenient


The magnetic liquid works in as little as 20 minutes and stays in place for many days afterwards.†

This offers unrivalled flexibility on when the patient is injected, timed to coincide with a planned hospital visit or when in the operating room, under anaesthesia and pain-free.

No radioactivity

Removing pain for patient and hospital


No one wants to be injected with painful radioactive tracers and with the Magtrace® node marker nobody needs to. This safe injection eliminates radiation exposure and the need for blue dyes that may cause severe allergic reactions.†

Start giving your patients better today

Join the hundreds of physicians using our Sentimag® guidance platform and Magtrace® node marker to give their patients the best possible care.

References

*† Data and clinical references on file at Endomag.

Indications may vary in different countries; please either visit our indications page, consult the appropriate IFU or your local distributor for more information.