DEVICE: microTargeting™ Single Procedure Kit (00873263007570)

An electrical conductor intended to be temporarily placed (< 30 days) beneath the surface of the brain to stimulate the brain or to record the brain's electrical activity (with more precise localization than a scalp electrode). It is typically a fine, flexible plastic device attached to wires that carry currents from deep and superficial brain structures. The wires are connected to recording, monitoring, or stimulation/response devices [e.g., electroencephalograph (EEG), evoked-potential recorder, stimulator]. The implant is particularly helpful in determining site of origin in temporal and frontal lobe epilepsy. 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.

A sterile, nonimplantable, rigid tube intended to be surgically inserted through the skull to access the brain (e.g., cerebral ventricles) for cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drainage, infusion of materials, and/or for use as a port through which instruments, leads and/or probes can be passed to perform a variety of diagnostic, treatment, or surgical procedures. It is usually made of metal (e.g., stainless steel) and may include a stylet/trocar blade. This is a single-use device.