Mammotome Neoprobe

The Mammotome Neoprobe Gamma Detection System, also written as the Neoprobe GDS, is the gold standard for radio-guided surgery. It provides surgical teams with dependable, real-time tissue localization using Bluetooth wireless probes that deliver the directionality and sensitivity required for complex oncological and endocrine procedures. With over 20 years of clinical use, it removes the constraints of traditional corded consoles.

The Neoprobe is used for sentinel lymph node biopsy and lesion localization, with highly accurate localization of targeted tissue in the breast, axilla, and beyond. Its clinical applications expand to melanoma, parathyroid, and other cancers, supporting both oncological and endocrine surgery.

The Neoprobe console detects five isotopes, 99mTc, 125I, 57Co, 111In and 131I, plus an open setting, for multi-application use. It also supports simultaneous dual-isotope detection of 99mTc and 125I with real-time data filtering, which lets the surgical team distinguish between injection sites and radioactive seeds with clarity for faster, more accurate biopsies.

Yes. The Neoprobe uses Bluetooth wireless probes for total procedural maneuverability, which removes the cords of a traditional console. A one-touch remote count function operates from within the sterile field. Probe options are 10mm and 14mm Bluetooth probes, each in straight and angled versions, with a 14mm corded probe also available.

No. The Neoprobe is a maintenance-free design that requires no calibration and no preventative maintenance. It is designed for instant startup, so it is ready for the operating room the moment it is needed, which keeps the surgical team focused on the patient and the procedure.

Probe options are the 10mm reusable Bluetooth probe in straight and angled versions, the 14mm reusable Bluetooth probe in straight and angled versions, and the 14mm reusable corded probe. Accessories include the Neoprobe GDS Control Unit with software, the Neoprobe GDS Cart, an external collimator for 14mm probes, and a check source holder.

Yes. The Mammotome Neoprobe Gamma Detection System is FDA cleared for use in radio-guided surgery. Medical Outfitters Inc. is ISO 13485:2016 certified as the supplying distributor, so every system ships through an audited quality management system. Neoprobe is a registered trademark of Devicor Medical Products, Inc.

Through Medical Outfitters Inc., ISO 13485:2016 certified, Miami, FL. We supply systems with nationwide support and global equipment support. New, refurbished, and used surgical gamma probe systems are available; tell us your requirements and we will quote the closest match. Call (305) 885-4045 or request a quote online.

Mammotome sells the Neoprobe through authorized dealers and does not publish a list price. A system is quoted as a configuration: the control unit, the probes you choose, the cart and accessories, delivery, applications training and the warranty, and the probe count moves the price more than anything else. Our Neoprobe cost and buying guide lists our 2026 ranges by configuration, from a console alone to a two-room program; request a quote and we return the priced configuration within one business day.

Per Mammotome, the 10mm Bluetooth probes have a 28.6% smaller head diameter than the 14mm, are internally collimated for spatial resolution and support smaller incisions in lymphatic mapping; the 14mm Bluetooth probes are 50% more sensitive than the NPR14 corded probe and take an optional external collimator. Both come straight or angled, and the corded 14mm NPR14 runs on wireless or non-wireless consoles.