3.5C Biopsy Needle Guide (JSM-046)

When your department is sourcing a replacement for an EDAN 3.5C probe, the JSM-046 guide is the catalogue record that belongs in your shortlist. It is a reusable biopsy needle guide in the Biopsy Guides section, built from medical stainless steel and accepting a gauge range from fourteen to twenty-two. The listing confirms its primary application as OB/GYN, which is the context most procurement enquiries for this model arise from.

This record specifies the compatible brand as EDAN and the probe as 3.5C, so you can map it directly against your installed imaging assets before raising a purchase order. The unit is manual in operation and the condition option is Compatible-New. What the catalogue does not fix are lead times, delivery schedules and warranty execution terms; those are confirmed separately per order after you contact the supplier, since they vary by destination and order specifics.

For a different probe configuration, you may wish to review the related listing Biopsy Guides and specifically the 35CL60 Biopsy Needle Guide (ASM-059) within the same catalogue section.

Frequently asked questions

On the commercial side: what fulfilment window should I plan for when ordering this guide?

Lead time is not a fixed figure in the catalogue because each order is settled individually after you contact us. We will confirm a delivery window for your specific purchase and destination at that point, so please ask for a schedule before committing to an installation date.

How can I verify this guide fits my EDAN 3.5C probe before buying?

The catalogue lists compatibility with the EDAN brand and the 3.5C probe model. Before purchase, provide your probe serial number and we will confirm fit against the exact unit you hold, because probe revisions can differ and compatibility is confirmed per order.

Does this guide suit routine OB/GYN biopsy procedures?

Yes, the recorded application is OB/GYN, and the guide accepts needles from gauge fourteen to twenty-two, which covers typical biopsy work in that specialty. Still, confirm your needle size and procedure type with us so we can match the guide to your clinical protocol.