Tiny seed. Huge impact.
Perform more accurate breast surgery with the Magseed® marker
Used in more countries around the world than any other seed device, the Magseed® marker is fast becoming the new standard in breast cancer treatment. It has already given tens of thousands of women better outcomes from their breast cancer surgery.*
No wires. No radiation.
Magseed® marker for localising breast lesions
The Magseed® marker is a tiny seed designed to accurately mark the site of a cancer and help with its removal in surgery. Detected by our Sentimag localisation system and indicated for long-term implantation in any soft tissue, it enables more flexible and precise tumour localisation during surgery.
When it is placed in the breast or marked lesion, it is inactive, it can’t be broken and you can’t dislodge it. It is only when the Sentimag® probe is passed near the seed that it becomes detectable.
Overview
Magseed® marker features + benefits
Place before surgery
Easily and accurately placed by radiology, any time before surgery, enabling greater flexibility.†
Firm implantation
Once the seed is implanted it can’t be dislodged, giving greater confidence.†
Go wireless
More flexible and less intrusive than a guide-wire.
No extra procedures needed
Once placed, your patient can go straight to surgery on the day, simplifying schedules for radiology and surgery.†
Precise localisation
Incredibly precise localisation with our Sentimag® probe means less-invasive surgery.
No radioactivity
Avoid the logistical implications of radioseeds.
Trusted by experts
Hear from some of the physicians around the world who have taken ownership of their schedules, reduced re-excision rates and are now able to give better patient care with the Magseed® marker.
"This is innovation, this is moving breast cancer treatment forward."
550+ hospitals
130,000+ patients
40+ countries
Join the hundreds of physicians using the Sentimag® platform and Magseed® marker to give their patients the best possible care.
References
*Data on file at Endomag. †Clinical references available on our Clinical data page.
Indications may vary in different countries; please either visit our Indications page, consult the appropriate IFU or your local distributor for more information.