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Clik™ Anchor
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Clik™ Anchor
Model SC-4316
Caution: Federal Law restricts this device to sale,
distribution, and use by or on the order of
a physician.
The Clik anchor was sterilized with ethylene oxide
prior to shipment.
Inspect the condition of the sterile package before
opening the package and using the contents.
Do
not use the contents if the package is broken or
torn, or if contamination is suspected because of
a defective sterile package seal.
•
Do not use any component that shows sign
of damage.
•
Do not resterilize the package or the
contents. Obtain a sterile package from
Boston Scientific Neuromodulation.
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Do not use if “Use By” date has expired.
Note: The anchors are intended for single use only.
For contraindications, precautions, warnings, and
adverse events, consult the appropriate DFU for
your SCS system as listed on your Reference
Guide.
Intended Use:
The Clik Anchor is intended to
anchor the Boston Scientific Neuromodulation
family of Leads.
Eyelets
Set
Screw
Port
A Boston Scientific Neuromodulation (BSN)
hex wrench is required to engage the locking
mechanism. The hex wrench is packaged
separately from the Clik anchor, and is available in
the IPG Kit, Lead Extension Kit and as a spares kit.
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Clik anchors (2)
CAUTION: Do not modify or damage anchor.
Directions
1. After the lead has been placed in the optimal
location, prepare to anchor the lead. Ensure
stylet is removed from the lead.
2.
Remove Clik anchor from package and obtain
hex wrench.
3. Place a suture through the supraspinous
ligament or deep fascial tissue.
4. Slide anchor to appropriate location on lead.
Make sure set screw port is facing up before
placing anchor (black marking on metal block
faces up towards implanting physician).
Note: If anchor is difficult to slide along lead,
insert the hex wrench into the set screw
port and turn counterclockwise to back
out the screw.
CAUTION: Do not excessively loosen the set
screw. This may cause the set
screw to dislodge.
5. Suture the anchor to the deep fascial tissue
using 2-0 silk or other nonabsorbable suture.
The eyelets may be used during this step.
CAUTION: Do not use polypropylene sutures
as they may damage the anchor.
Do not suture directly onto the
lead or use a hemostat on the lead
body. This may damage the lead
insulation.
