FDA-Device2021-04-21Class II
The EOSedge system may acquire two simultaneous orthogonal planar images for a standing or seated patient at low dose. The scan length is defined by the user and may cover the whole body or a specific area (spine, lower limbs, etc.). EOSedge consists of a gantry and an acquisition workstation. ¿ The gantry contains two orthogonal acquisition units, each of which comprises an X-ray source (high frequency generator + X-ray tube + collimator) and an X-ray detection system (detector + electronics)
EOS Imaging
Hazard
Inadequate images resizing and 2D measurement errors may occur when biplanar acquisition has been performed with patient orientation different from AP (Antero-Posterior).
Sold states
Distributed nationwide to MN, OH and internationally to Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, and France
Affected count
11 devices
Manufactured in
4 Ieme Etage, 10 Rue Mercoeur, Paris, N/A, France
Products
The EOSedge system may acquire two simultaneous orthogonal planar images for a standing or seated patient at low dose. The scan length is defined by the user and may cover the whole body or a specific area (spine, lower limbs, etc.). EOSedge consists of a gantry and an acquisition workstation. ¿ The gantry contains two orthogonal acquisition units, each of which comprises an X-ray source (high frequency generator + X-ray tube + collimator) and an X-ray detection system (detector + electronics). ¿ The acquisition workstation and its software control the generators and detectors. It is also used to enter patient data, via RIS/HIS or manually, to define acquisition parameters, process images and record images in DICOM 3.0 format. The intended use/indications for use, technological characteristics, and principles of operation of the EOSedge system are described below.
Official notice
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ires/index.cfm?Product=Z-1415-2021Don't want to check this manually?
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