FROM INVENTION TO SUCCESS

About Turon Medtech

Turon MedTech is the inventor of Cytoguide – the world’s first fully automated positioning tool for breast biopsy. We are also the leading independent provider of stereotactic instruments for breast biopsy. The company is characterized by long-term thinking, experience, expertise, flexibility, high customer service, fast delivery, close collaboration with customers and suppliers, as well as customer driven and efficient development.

1985

Mammography is introduced as a screening program in Sweden. Björn Ericson begins the development of Cytoguide.

1986

The first prototype of Cytoguide is presented. The system is further developed in cooperation with Philips in Germany.

1987

Cytoguide is put into use at the University Hospital in Kiel and then begins to be marketed and sold globally via Philips.

1986

The first prototype of Cytoguide is presented. The system is further developed in cooperation with Philips in Germany.

1990

Planmed becomes a customer of Turon MedTech and has since been one of the company’s most loyal customers.

1994

Toshiba becomes a customer of Turon MedTech.

2000

Turon Medtech AB breaks out from Turon AB under Jonas Lindquist’s management.

2008

Collaboration begins with the Korean mammography manufacturer, Medifuture.

2009

Cooperation with Siemens begins.

2012

Allengers and Adani become customers of Turon MedTech.

2015

Cytoguide is upgraded with various additional features such as light indication for ease of use.

2017

Cytoguide updated for tomosynthesis guided biopsy.

Quick mount adapter for fully transparent tomosynthesis guided Fine and Core needle breast biopsy.

2018

Full support for lateral and vertical vacuum assisted biopsy.
Specific adaption with optimized design for all major vacuum assisted needles.

2019

Introducing lateral holder for fine and core needle breast biopsy.

2020

New tactile feedback buttons.

Updated hand control for manual movement with tactile feedback in buttons.

2021

Upgraded electronics in the Cytoguide, electronic box and hand control.