Control at the point
of positioning.
MammoGRIP® is designed around the technologist’s hands and the practical moment when tissue is positioned for image acquisition. The product is intended to support professional technique—not replace it.
A simple addition to an established workflow
MammoGRIP® is applied to the mammography technologist’s hands before the positioning examination. The intended point of application is the hands—not merely the fingertips, and not the patient or equipment.
The approved volume guidance is exact: One pump per examination. Application should remain consistent with the product instructions and institutional practice.
The technology is intended to support the technologist’s grip considerations during positioning while preserving the professional judgment and patient communication that define the examination.
One pump per examination.
A concise application step designed to fit within the existing preparation sequence.
The technology stays close to the hands-on work
Prepare
Apply MammoGRIP® to the technologist’s hands before positioning.
Position
Use professional technique, communication, and clinical judgment to guide the required views.
Acquire
Support the image-acquisition moment without modifying the mammography equipment.
Innovation Without Disruption™
MammoGRIP® is intended to integrate into established mammography practice without equipment modification or software integration. Implementation remains subject to the imaging center’s own procedures and professional standards.
Implementation should be considered with the imaging center’s existing procedures, training expectations, product instructions, infection-control requirements, and professional standards.
Barrier protection and positioning support are different questions
Gloves remain appropriate whenever clinically indicated or required by institutional policy. MammoGRIP® does not replace hand hygiene, clinical judgment, or applicable infection-control procedures.
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