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Icad, Inc. V2 PowerLook Tomo Detection (ProFound AI)

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Icad, Inc.

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V2

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Device Identifier

00858012005939

Is RX

Yes

Is Over the Counter

No

Requires Sterilization

No

Is Sterile

No

Is Single Use

No

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