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New Urology Products & Services

Bloomington, IN-Cook Medical has developed the BIGopsy biopsy forceps that capture specimens of sufficient size to produce accurate biopsy results without need for additional samples. The forceps' oversized jaw design and patented backloading handle obtain specimens up to four times larger than those available with traditional forceps, and the 2.4F sheath offers greater flow than do standard 3F sheaths.

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