DEVICE: TendoNova Ocelot (00860009899858)

A sterile removable endpiece intended to be attached to an ultrasonic surgical system handpiece, and makes contact with a patient while oscillating (vibrating) at high frequency in order to fragment soft-tissue cells for cutting and/or coagulating tissue during surgery. The device comes in a variety of forms (e.g., blade, cylinder, pincers) and sizes, and is typically made of metal; it is not intended to be held directly (i.e., does not include a holder). This device is utilized in a variety of surgical disciplines (e.g., neurosurgery, general surgery, surgical oncology, gynaecology, and urology). This is a single-use device.

An implantable, rod-like, cannulated device with spiralled flutes at the distal end and a smooth cylindrical portion at the proximal end that is used in combination with a bone fixation plate or an intramedullary nail to support bone fragments after fractures, particularly in the proximal femur or proximal humerus (the bone heads). It is made of metal that cannot be chemically degraded (e.g., surgical steel, titanium alloy). It is intended to decrease the amount of removed bone required for device insertion, and provides a support surface in the zone requiring support (bone head) and resistance to bending in the zone most subject to torque.

A medium designed to be applied to a patient's unbroken skin surface (excludes the eye surface) to provide a coupling between an analytical or therapeutic device (e.g., ultrasound transducer, optical glucose monitoring system, transcutaneous electrical stimulator) and the patient, allowing for the emission and reception of energy/signals (e.g., electrical current, light) that pass through the skin during an examination or treatment. It is in the form of a fluid-like gel that may also assist in moving the parent device smoothly over the skin. It may be used by a healthcare professional in a clinical setting and layperson in the home. After application, this device cannot be reused.

A small, narrow, flexible band (of fabric, plastic, paper, or other material) coated on one side with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and possibly with an absorbent pad, typically intended to cover a superficial wound or fix a dressing to skin. It may be hypoallergenic and/or waterproof, however it does not include antimicrobial agents/properties. Commonly referred to as a sticking plaster, it is intended for use in the home or a clinical setting. This is a single-use device.

A noninvasive sheet designed to cover a portion of a patient’s anatomy during a surgical procedure to function as a barrier to cross contamination (e.g., isolate a site of surgical incision, protect non-operative anatomy). It is not designed with specific heat-reflective or laser resistant materials. It is available in a variety of designs (e.g., flat sheet with or without an access hole, leg tube or an adhesive film sheet otherwise known as an incise drape). This is a single-use device.