Preclinical Pathology Services for Medical Devices

Why Companies Choose NAMSA

1650

Medical Device Preclinical Projects Last Year

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Fully Equipped ORs and Cath Labs in US and Europe

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Board-Certified DABT Toxicologists on Staff

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Pathologists Located in the US and Europe

Gold Standard For Evaluating Medical Device Performance

Pathology helps manufacturers better understand how their device interacts and reacts to tissues and organs. Pathologists can detect potential risks and side effects early in the development process, allowing modifications to be made to the device itself or its materials. This stage of the process is extremely important to ensure that the device is ready to enter clinical trials.

NAMSA pathology labs are designed for high volume to meet and exceed all of your tissue and device collection requirements. We operate fully-equipped histopathology and SEM/TEM laboratories in our facilities to help meet a wide variety of preclinical testing needs.

The NAMSA pathology labs are operated by qualified histotechnicians and have Board-Certified pathologists who oversee gross necropsies, interpret histopathology slides, and write reports evaluating the safety of products. The labs also have advanced equipment for the precise sectioning of all medical devices, using paraffin, plastic thin microtomy, laser microtome systems and plastic EXAKT ground sectioning.

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NAMSA Has Extensive Experience With Medical Device Pathology

We have been assisting medical device companies with biocompatibility testing, consulting and preclinical services since 1967.

Post-Mortem Exams

  • Large or small in vivo models
  • Evans blue staining
  • Ex-vivo perfusion fixation
  • Fluorogram guided tissue harvesting
  • In-situ perfusion fixation
  • Microdissection
  • Pharmacokinetic sampling
  • TTC in-situ and ex-vivo staining

Imaging

  • High-resolution radiography (Faxitron)
  • Micro-CT
  • Histomorphometry
  • Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)
  • Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
  • Stereomicroscopy
NAMSA's State-of-the-Art Histology Laboratory

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