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General| Model | 757M11 X-Change |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Otto Bock |
| Maximum Body Weight | 125 kg |
| Knee Disarticulation | Yes |
| Locking Mechanism | Manual lock |
| Foot Shell | Not applicable |
| Ankle Mobility | Not applicable |
| Water Resistance | No |
| Cosmetic Cover | Optional |
| Product Category | Prosthetic Knee |
| Flexion Angle | 150° |
| Features | Adjustable flexion |
| Product Type | Prosthetic Knee |
| Material | Aluminum |
Describes the physical components of the product, including indicators, displays, and connections.
Explains the operational purposes and basic working principles of the MyoBoy, including self-tests and battery status.
Lists compatible accessories and cables that can be used with the MyoBoy for specific functions.
Specifies the primary applications for the MyoBoy, focusing on prosthetic fitting and use by trained professionals.
Details the software and patient types (unilateral/bilateral amputees, dysmelia) compatible with the MyoBoy.
Refers to conditions that contradict or exceed the product's specifications, requiring adherence to safety and usage guidelines.
States that product fitting must be performed by an O&P professional, emphasizing qualified personnel.
Defines the meaning of warning symbols like CAUTION and NOTICE used throughout the document for risks and damage.
Provides fundamental safety advice, including observing precautions and averting hazards through specific actions.
Warns against unauthorized product manipulation, specifying that only authorized personnel can open or repair it.
Advises removing batteries for long-term storage to prevent skin irritation from leaks or product damage.
Warns about using unapproved accessories and the risks of dirt and humidity ingress for product malfunction.
Warns against mechanical stress, extreme temperatures, and proximity to interference sources like HF communication devices.
Explains that connected electrodes prevent automatic shutdown, requiring manual disconnection and power-off.
Lists all items included in the product package, such as software, cables, adapters, and accessories.
Details connecting the MyoBoy to a PC via USB, including driver installation and cybersecurity recommendations.
Explains using communication cables and test adapters for data transfer between the MyoBoy and the prosthesis.
Guides on installing the battery and connecting electrodes to the MyoBoy, ensuring correct polarity.
Describes the procedure for turning the product on, including the self-test, and how it switches off automatically.
Explains the LED bar display for muscle signals and how electrode positioning and settings influence the displayed data.
Outlines liability conditions, trademark information, and CE conformity with European medical device requirements.
Provides general technical specifications, including reference number, service life, dimensions, weight, and ambient conditions.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the document, such as CE, Manufacturer, Lot number, and Medical device.
