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Devicor Neoprobe neo2000 User Manual

Devicor Neoprobe neo2000
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Artwork No: AW-000639 Revision: A Artwork Status: Released Lifecycle Name: Artwork
PCO No: N/A ECN No: ECN-000214 Release Date: 10/09/2012 Effective Date: 10/09/2012

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Devicor Neoprobe neo2000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDevicor
ModelNeoprobe neo2000
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. INTRODUCTION

Intended Use

Describes the designated purpose of the device for detecting gamma radiation.

Indications for Use

Lists medical applications for detecting radioactive emissions from body tissues or organs.

Visual Indicators and Controls

Explains the visual information and controls displayed on the LED screen.

2. EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLY

Initial Setup Procedure

Steps for connecting the power cord and powering on the console.

3. DYNAMIC PITCH MODE (DEFAULT)

System Operation in Dynamic Pitch Mode

Details how the system operates and indicates radioactivity levels in Dynamic Pitch Mode.

Background Count in Dynamic Pitch Mode

Establishes a baseline for radioactivity levels in Dynamic Pitch Mode.

Acquiring Background Count

Step-by-step guide to obtaining a background count reading.

Setting Dynamic Pitch Range

Procedure for setting the dynamic pitch range based on expected count rates.

Scanning to Locate Areas of Radioactivity

Procedure for scanning target areas to identify radioactivity locations.

Acquiring Target Count

Process for identifying the intensity of gamma radiation in a specific area.

Acquiring Target Count Ratio

Method for calculating and displaying the ratio of target to background counts.

Acquiring Ten Second Count

Procedure for obtaining a ten-second count for gamma radiation measurement.

How to Use Autorange

Instructions for utilizing the autorange function to set measurement ranges.

4. BINARY PITCH MODE (OPTION)

System Operation in Binary Pitch Mode

Explains how the system indicates radioactivity above background in Binary Pitch Mode.

Background Count in Binary Pitch Mode

Establishes baseline data for radioactivity in Binary Pitch Mode.

Acquiring Background Count

Steps to acquire a background count in Binary Pitch Mode.

Scanning to Establish Target Tissue Boundaries

Locating radioactive areas to define target tissue boundaries in Binary Pitch Mode.

Acquiring Target Count (6-Second Option)

Procedure for obtaining a 6-second count of target tissue radioactivity.

Performing a Target Check (2-Second Option)

Quick procedure to check radioactivity levels over target tissue.

5. TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS

Key Terms and Descriptions

Defines the terms and symbols used throughout the manual.

Definitions of Terms and Symbols

Provides detailed explanations for technical terms and graphical symbols.

6. POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS

External Application Examples

Examples of using the device for external physiological and anatomical information gathering.

Intraoperative Lymphatic Tissue Localization

Use of the probe to define lymphatic flow and locate lymph nodes.

Minimally Invasive Radioguided Parathyroidectomy

Application for localizing parathyroid adenomas during surgery.

Evaluation of Ischemic Bowel

Use in assessing bowel viability and perfusion during surgical procedures.

Perfusion of Anastomosis

Assessing blood flow to anastomotic ends during surgery.

Intraoperative Localization of Osteoid Osteomas

Locating small, benign bone lesions during surgery.

7. CLEANING & DISINFECTION

General Cleaning and Disinfection Precautions

Safety guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting the device.

Approved Cleansers and Sterilizers

Lists approved agents for cleaning and sterilization of system components.

Radioactive Decontamination Procedures

Steps for cleaning contamination from radioactive materials.

Console Reprocessing Instructions

Detailed instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the console unit.

Power Cord Reprocessing Instructions

Detailed instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the power cord.

8. MAINTENANCE

Fuse Maintenance and Replacement

Procedure for replacing the console fuses.

System Diagnostics and Indicator Tests

Steps to perform system diagnostics and test visual indicators.

Input Controls Test Mode (ICTM)

Procedure to test the functionality of system controls.

System Accuracy Check

Procedure to verify the stability and consistency of system performance.

Performance Check Procedure

Steps for performing a pre-use check of the system's performance.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Table to identify and correct common operational problems.

Service and Warranty Information

Service Policy and Procedures

Information regarding product service, warranty, and return policies.

New Product Warranty Information

Details of the warranty coverage for new products.

9. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Console Specifications

Technical parameters of the Model 2300 console.

Operational Displays and Software

Details on displayed parameters and software functionalities.

Hardware Components

Description of the system's hardware controls and interconnects.

Electrical and Operating Safety

Safety requirements related to electrical shock, flammability, and fluid ingress.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Declaration

Electromagnetic Emissions

Compliance with standards regarding electromagnetic energy emitted by the system.

Electromagnetic Immunity

Compliance with standards regarding the system's susceptibility to electromagnetic disturbances.

Electromagnetic Immunity Guidelines

Guidance on maintaining immunity levels in various electromagnetic environments.

Recommended Separation Distances

Guidelines for safe separation distances from RF transmitters.

Declaration of Conformance

Statement of compliance with essential requirements and provisions.

10. AUTHORIZED ACCESSORIES

Probes and Cables

List of authorized probes and their corresponding cables.

Collimators and Additional Accessories

List of approved collimators and other accessories.

11. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES

Injury and Electrical Safety

Information regarding potential injuries and electrical safety precautions.

Risk of Fire and Explosion

Warnings about using the device in the presence of flammable substances.