INT Medical Bone Marrow Collection Kit

Bone marrow contains a small population of cells capable of forming bone, cartilage and other connective tissues. Those cells can be harvested, concentrated and returned to a site of injury. That is the basis of a growing set of regenerative treatments. Bone healing, cartilage repair and joint disease are the usual targets. Collection is the first step, and it sets a ceiling on everything that follows.

Two things determine the quality of what is collected. The first is dilution. Marrow sits in a vascular space. Drawing on it pulls blood in alongside the cells of interest. The longer a single continuous draw runs, the more of that blood arrives. Studies comparing syringe sizes have found progenitor concentrations several times higher from small syringes than from large ones. The difference appears within the first few millilitres. A range spanning 10 mL to 50 mL therefore gives the operator a choice—small pulls where concentration matters, larger ones where total volume does.

The second is contamination. Marrow taken for laboratory examination can tolerate an open transfer, because nothing is going back into the patient. Marrow taken for reinjection cannot. Every point where the sample meets open air is a chance for organisms to enter. The consequence is not a spoiled test but an infected joint. A closed circuit removes those points. One further consideration sits outside the equipment entirely. In the United Kingdom, procuring human cells for use in patients is a licensed activity. Processing them may bring further requirements.

Medigear.uk will supply the instructions for use once the documentation is complete.

Closed Circuit From Needle to Syringe

Keeping marrow within a sealed pathway removes the open transfers that matter when the sample is going back into the patient rather than onto a slide.

Four Syringe Volumes

Offering 10 mL through 50 mL lets the operator trade collection speed against cell concentration, which a single fixed volume does not allow.

Small-Volume Option Available

The 10 mL syringe suits techniques aimed at maximising progenitor concentration, where published comparisons favour small draws over large.

Two Needle Lengths

100 mm and 130 mm cover different patient builds and approach angles at the iliac crest.

Components Referenced Individually

Each item carries its own code, so a service can restock a syringe or needle without buying a complete set.

Tray Presentation

The product images show the components laid out in a tray, which supports orderly setup on a sterile field.

Consistent Component Coding

The SCF series numbers components in a readable sequence, with letters distinguishing sizes within each type.

Consolidated Supply Through Medigear.uk

Medigear.uk quotes the collection range alongside INT's other bone instruments, and will pursue the specifications and regulatory position.

SCF01 Bone Marrow Circulatory Canal

The tubing that carries marrow from the needle to the syringe within a closed pathway.

SCF02a Vacuum Suction Syringe

The 10 mL syringe, the smallest draw volume in the range.

SCF02b Vacuum Suction Syringe

The 12 mL syringe.

SCF02c Vacuum Suction Syringe

The 30 mL syringe.

SCF02d Vacuum Suction Syringe

The 50 mL syringe, the largest draw volume in the range.

SCF03a Medullo-Puncture Needle

The 100 mm needle.

SCF03b Medullo-Puncture Needle

The 130 mm needle.

Closed Circulation Design

Marrow travels from bone to syringe without passing through open air.

Four Draw Volumes

The syringe range spans 10 mL to 50 mL across four references.

Two Puncture Depths

Needle length options include 100 mm and 130 mm.

The INT Medical MSCS Collection Kit is built around two ideas that both hold up. A closed circuit between needle and syringe removes the open transfers that matter when marrow is destined for reinjection rather than a laboratory. Four syringe volumes let an operator work in small draws where cell concentration is the priority, which published comparisons support, or larger ones where volume is. What the sheet lacks is detail. No needle diameter appears, the cannula is undimensioned, MSCS is never expanded, no kit-level reference exists, and the component table is cut off. Buyers should also note that procuring human cells for patient use is licensed activity in the UK, independently of the device itself. Medigear.uk will obtain the full component list, specifications, sterility status and UK conformity position before offering this range.