Jamshidi Bone Marrow Biopsy Needles

The Jamshidi name is synonymous with bone marrow aspiration and biopsy. For clinicians performing marrow procedures at the iliac crest and other sites, this collection brings together the disposable needle systems built around the design that set the standard for reliable core sampling and consistent specimen yield.

What matters most in a marrow needle is the quality of the core it retrieves — a crushed, fragmented, or aspirated-away specimen means a repeat stick for the patient and a delayed diagnosis in hematology and oncology workups. Jamshidi-style needles are engineered to address this with a tapered cannula that captures and retains an intact core, a locking stylet for controlled advancement through cortical bone, and a comfortable handle that lets the operator apply steady rotational force. Many systems include a capturing or securing mechanism at the tip to reduce specimen loss during withdrawal.

When selecting a needle, clinicians typically weigh gauge and length against the patient and the site: heavier gauges and longer cannulas suit adult iliac crest access and larger patients, while finer options serve pediatric or smaller-frame cases. Sterile, single-use packaging supports infection control and eliminates reprocessing concerns, which is why disposable configurations dominate in modern practice.

These needles are used across hematology, oncology, and pathology settings for diagnosing and staging leukemias, lymphomas, myeloma, anemias, and metastatic disease, as well as for monitoring treatment response. Choosing the right combination of core-capture design, gauge, and length helps ensure a diagnostic-quality sample on the first attempt.

Explore the full range to match needle specifications to your procedural needs, and pair your selection with the appropriate specimen handling and site-prep supplies for a complete marrow-collection setup.