DEVICE: Clear Guide CORE (B201CGCORE240)

A freestanding image processing workstation specifically designed to be networked with one or more diagnostic ultrasound imaging systems. It is sometimes considered to be a component to a picture archiving and communication system (PACS). An ultrasound workstation differs from the operator's console in that it does not contain the controls for the direct operation of the diagnostic imaging system. It is designed to receive and transmit data both on-line and off-line and is typically located at a site remote from the operator console. It has the capability to further process, manipulate and/or view patient images and information collected from one or more ultrasounds.

A freestanding image processing device specifically designed to be networked with one or more stereotactic surgery systems. It typically does not contain the controls for the direct operation of the system, but rather is designed to receive and transmit data both on-line and off-line and is typically located at a site remote from the stereotactic system's operator console. It may be configured to provide the capability to further process, manipulate and/or view patient images and information collected from one or more systems.

A mains electricity (AC-powered) component of an optical surgical navigation device tracking system intended to act as the user interface for controlling the function of the system during computer assisted surgery (CAS). It consists of a mobile (on wheels) computer unit with an image display screen, a mobile infrared (IR) light camera, and integrated software; it may be a stand-alone unit or integrated into an endoscopic video tower or surgical pendant. The system provides an optical tool for the tracking of instruments and patient with respect to pre-acquired images (e.g., CT or MRI scan), or real-time image data [e.g., ultrasound (US) data].

A non-dedicated, electrically-powered, compact computer unit with an integrated touchscreen monitor designed to be used in a mobile platform (e.g., mounted on a stand, mount, pole, laboratory equipment). It is typically made of or coated with an antimicrobial material to prevent cross-contamination in a medical setting.