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Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist the user when doing preoperative planning, making musculoskeletal (MSK) measurements and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality in both 2D and 3D for viewing prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bones and templates, and tools for measurements in the images. For example the Sectra Orthopaedic Package shall: • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing which implants to use. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing where to place cut lines etc. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in following-up of surgical procedures. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeon in planning trauma, joint, spine and deformity surgery. • Assist the radiologist in making MSK measurements. • Assist the user in producing outputs for post-processing such as 3D prints of anatomical models. Typical users of this system are trained professionals, for example orthopaedic surgeons, physicians, and radiologists.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist the user when doing preoperative planning, making musculoskeletal (MSK) measurements and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality in both 2D and 3D for viewing prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bones and templates, and tools for measurements in the images. For example the Sectra Orthopaedic Package shall: • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing which implants to use. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing where to place cut lines etc. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in following-up of surgical procedures. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeon in planning trauma, joint, spine and deformity surgery. • Assist the radiologist in making MSK measurements. • Assist the user in producing outputs for post-processing such as 3D prints of anatomical models. Typical users of this system are trained professionals, for example orthopaedic surgeons, physicians, and radiologists.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist the user when doing preoperative planning, making musculoskeletal (MSK) measurements and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality in both 2D and 3D for viewing prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bones and templates, and tools for measurements in the images. For example the Sectra Orthopaedic Package shall: • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing which implants to use. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing where to place cut lines etc. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in following-up of surgical procedures. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeon in planning trauma, joint, spine and deformity surgery. • Assist the radiologist in making MSK measurements. • Assist the user in producing outputs for post-processing such as 3D prints of anatomical models. Typical users of this system are trained professionals, for example orthopaedic surgeons, physicians, and radiologists.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist the user when doing preoperative planning, making musculoskeletal (MSK) measurements and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality in both 2D and 3D for viewing prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bones and templates, and tools for measurements in the images. For example the Sectra Orthopaedic Package shall: • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing which implants to use. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing where to place cut lines etc. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in following-up of surgical procedures. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeon in planning trauma, joint, spine and deformity surgery. • Assist the radiologist in making MSK measurements. • Assist the user in producing outputs for post-processing such as 3D prints of anatomical models. Typical users of this system are trained professionals, for example orthopaedic surgeons, physicians, and radiologists.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist the user when doing preoperative planning, making musculoskeletal (MSK) measurements and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality in both 2D and 3D for viewing prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bones and templates, and tools for measurements in the images. For example the Sectra Orthopaedic Package shall: • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing which implants to use. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing where to place cut lines etc. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in following-up of surgical procedures. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeon in planning trauma, joint, spine and deformity surgery. • Assist the radiologist in making MSK measurements. • Assist the user in producing outputs for post-processing such as 3D prints of anatomical models. Typical users of this system are trained professionals, for example orthopaedic surgeons, physicians, and radiologists.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist the user when doing preoperative planning, making musculoskeletal (MSK) measurements and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality in both 2D and 3D for viewing prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bones and templates, and tools for measurements in the images. For example the Sectra Orthopaedic Package shall: • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing which implants to use. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in choosing where to place cut lines etc. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeons in following-up of surgical procedures. • Assist the orthopaedic surgeon in planning trauma, joint, spine and deformity surgery. • Assist the radiologist in making MSK measurements. • Assist the user in producing outputs for post-processing such as 3D prints of anatomical models. Typical users of this system are trained professionals, for example orthopaedic surgeons, physicians, and radiologists.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, cardiology and ophthalmology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, and cardiology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. Only for the United States: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for this purpose. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but it can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether it is videos, photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used e.g. size, resolution and contrast.

Sectra Orthopaedic Package is intended to assist orthopaedic surgeons when doing preoperative planning and post-operative follow-up. The device has functionality for overlaying prosthesis templates on radiological images, tools for repositioning bone and templates, and tools for measurements in the images.

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, cardiology and pathology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. In the United States only: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for mammographic images - The Sectra Workstation is not intended for primary diagnosis of digital pathology images. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether videos or photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used (e.g., size, resolution and contrast).

Sectra Workstation is intended for the display, manipulation and diagnostic review of medical images (e.g. DICOM, jpeg, mpeg) and other related medical information. It can show images from different sources and interface with various image storage and printing devices. Areas of application include e.g. radiology (e.g. CR, DX, CT, MR, US), mammography, cardiology and pathology. Typical users are trained medical professionals, including, but not limited to physicians, radiologists, nurses, medical technicians and assistants. Lossy compressed radiological images and DICOM “for processing” images are not intended for diagnostic review. In the United States only: - Mammographic images must be reviewed on a monitor approved by FDA for mammographic images - The Sectra Workstation is not intended for primary diagnosis of digital pathology images. Sectra UniView, the web-based model of Sectra Workstation, is primarily intended for reference viewing on both stationary and mobile platforms. It is not intended for replacing a full diagnostic workstation but can be used on stationary platforms for diagnostic review of medical images except mammograms. For diagnostic review of radiological images full image quality mode must be used. Note: The user is responsible for the quality, accuracy and adequacy of all information imported or entered into Sectra Workstation, whether videos or photographs, audio or text. Further, the user is responsible for the clinical adequacy of the viewing device used (e.g., size, resolution and contrast).