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Epilog v2 PreOp

Company Name

Epilog

Catalog Number

v2

Description

PreOp is active medical device software (MSDW) intended for use by a trained Epilog EEG technologist / Operator in combination with Persyst EEG Review and Analysis Software on both adult and pediatric subjects at least 3 years of age for 3D visualization of the human brain function recorded with EEG and using a patient-specific MR image.

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Additional Details

Device Identifier

05430000733021

Is RX

Yes

Is Over the Counter

No

Requires Sterilization

No

Is Sterile

No

Is Single Use

No

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