Mindray C5-1 Biopsy Needle Guide (MSM-022)

When your department needs to replace a C5-1 biopsy needle guide, the first practical question is whether the stainless steel channel will seat correctly on your existing convex probe. This reusable unit is listed for Mindray C5-1s and C5-1U transducers, with manual operation and a gauge range spanning fourteen to twenty-two, intended for abdominal and obstetric or gynaecological sampling. The material is medical stainless steel, and the item is offered as Compatible-New, meaning a newly manufactured aftermarket part rather than an original Mindray component.

Procurement teams should treat fit as a two-step check: confirm the probe model printed on your device, then verify the locking geometry against your probe neck. The place of origin is Guangdong, China, with the Akicare brand name and the MSM-022 SKU. Warranty, after-sale service, shelf life and quality certification are recorded as one year, return and replacement, one year and CE respectively, but these terms apply to the specific order and should be confirmed in writing before purchase.

For a complete convex setup, pair this guide with a compatible transducer such as the Mindray C4-1s Convex Ultrasound Probe, and browse other records in the Biopsy Guides category.

Frequently asked questions

When we contact your team about this guide, what commercial details should we raise first?

Ask for the return window, who pays return freight, and the conditions for replacement. These are set per order rather than in advance, so request written confirmation that names the C5-1 guide and your probe model before committing.

From the buyer’s side: how do we check the connector and label on this particular guide?

Compare the locking mechanism on the guide with your C5-1s or C5-1U probe neck, and confirm the model marking reads MSM-022. Request a clean shot of the label and a dimensional sketch from the supplier before ordering.

Does this model suit abdominal and OB/GYN biopsy sessions?

Yes for the listed applications. The gauge range from fourteen to twenty-two covers common abdominal and obstetric needles, and the convex array geometry aligns with these scans. Confirm with your clinical team that the needle sizes match your biopsy tray.