Howmedica Osteonics Corp. 7000-5529 INSTRUMENT

The AnovoTM Surgical System is a robotic-assisted device intended for use by laparoscopic trained physicians for endoscopic manipulation of tissue, using graspers and electrosurgery devices during single-site laparoscopic gynecologic procedures such as benign hysterectomy and salpingo-oophorectomy through a transvaginal access point. The system composed of Anovo Surgeon Console, two sterile instruments (Anovo Instrument ARMS), bed-mounted Robotic Control Unit (RCU) and Anovo System Accessories (Unit cables, Sterile Drapes, Robotic Control Unit Support System (RCUSS) and Vaginal Access Kit). Anovo Surgeon Console (UDI # 07290018151013) packed with its power cable (UDI # 07290018151037)The Anovo Surgeon Console comprised of Arm Controllers (Joysticks and Thumbsticks), an Adjustable Controllers Stand, a PC with Touch Screen, Manual Release Tool and the Power Adapter, and allowing the operating surgeon to operate the Anovo Instrument Arms. There are two sets of Arm Controllers for the Anovo System: two Thumbsticks and two ARMS Controllers. The ARMS Controllers are enabled only when the system is at “resume” state and allow for the accurate control of the Anovo Instrument ARMS during the surgical procedure. Like the Anovo Instrument Arm, each ARMS Controllers has three joints: wrist, elbow and shoulder, so that each Anovo Instrument ARM moves accordingly to Controller's movement. The surgeon-held Controller handle is above the elbow joint and allows for multiple functionality transitions.

The T1CMR Phantom contains a range of nickel chloride in agarose solutions that mimic cardiac T1 and T2 values. T1 measurement is used to calculate the extravascular volume fraction (ECV) to detect diffuse myocardial fibrosis. It is provided to MRI Centres for the verification of T1-mapping stability across different 3.0T scanners (different manufacturers and models) and to understand the feasibility of delivering a “T1 standard”.

The T1CMR Phantom contains a range of nickel chloride in agarose solutions that mimic cardiac T1 and T2 values. T1 measurement is used to calculate the extravascular volume fraction (ECV) to detect diffuse myocardial fibrosis. It is provided to MRI Centres for the verification of T1-mapping stability across different 1.5T scanners (different manufacturers and models) and to understand the feasibility of delivering a “T1 standard”.