A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequent cytological or histological examination, and storage. It is in the form of a plastic container, with or without a lid, with drainage holes to maximize fluid exposure during tissue submersion in a parent device into which the container is loaded. It may, in addition, include a fenestrated insert to hold and prevent the loss of a smaller specimens. This is a single-use device.
A garment designed to be worn by a female patient to support/position the breast(s) and chest during diagnostic imaging procedures, image-guided surgical or interventional procedures, and/or radiation therapy procedures. The device is typically in the form of a brassiere.