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IceCure™ Medical Ltd.

 

DMS-7063 rev. C 

 

ProSense™ 

 

Confidential 

 

User Manual  

 

 

2 

US User Manual  

Table of Contents 

 

OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................... 8

 

 

Introduction ............................................................................................................... 8

 

 

Intended use .............................................................................................................. 8

 

 

Indications for use ...................................................................................................... 8

 

 

ProSense™ Qualified users

 ......................................................................................... 9

 

 

Clinical decisions ........................................................................................................ 9

 

 

Contraindications ..................................................................................................... 10

 

 

Qualified technician ................................................................................................. 10

 

 

Advanced Operator .................................................................................................. 10

 

 

SAFETY NOTES.................................................................................................. 11

 

 

Warnings and cautions............................................................................................. 11

 

 

Basic safety principles .............................................................................................. 11

 

 

Ownership ................................................................................................................ 11

 

 

Qualification ............................................................................................................. 11

 

 

Training .................................................................................................................... 12

 

 

Clarity ....................................................................................................................... 12

 

 

Clinical Assessment .................................................................................................. 12

 

 

Voltage and power ratings ....................................................................................... 14

 

 

Installation and Setup .............................................................................................. 14

 

 

Proper use ................................................................................................................ 14

 

 

Cyber security .......................................................................................................... 17

 

 

Operating warnings .................................................................................................. 18

 

 

Liquid nitrogen ......................................................................................................... 19

 

 

Danger - explosion and fire hazard .......................................................................... 20

 

 

Opening the Dewar compartment ........................................................................... 20

 

 

Liquid nitrogen Safety .............................................................................................. 20

 

 

Burn hazards ............................................................................................................ 23

 

 

Grounding ................................................................................................................ 23

 

 

Sterility ..................................................................................................................... 23

 

 

Mechanical handling of hose and cryohandle ......................................................... 24

 

 

Emergencies and errors ........................................................................................... 24

 

 

Emergency Stop button ........................................................................................... 24

 

 

Emergencies causing procedure halt ....................................................................... 24

 

 

Known and Predictable Adverse Events .................................................................. 25

 

 

Urology: Renal and Prostate .................................................................................... 25

 

 

Oncology and Cryoanalgesia .................................................................................... 26

 

 

Dermatology............................................................................................................. 26

 

 

Gynecology ............................................................................................................... 26

 

 

General surgery ........................................................................................................ 26

 

 

Anesthesia ................................................................................................................ 26

 

 

Cryoablation procedure in general .......................................................................... 27

 

 

Percutaneous ablation procedure ........................................................................... 27

 

 

Laparoscopic ablation procedure ............................................................................ 27

 

 

Breast fibroadenoma ............................................................................................... 27

 

 

Liver .......................................................................................................................... 27

 

Summary of Contents for ProSense DMS-7063

Page 1: ...ntact your IceCure Medical representative IceCure Medical Inc icecuresupport icecure medical com US Canada Toll Free 1 888 902 5716 IceCure Medical Ltd 7 Haeshel St 2nd floor P O B 3163 Caesarea 30795...

Page 2: ...ion and Setup 14 Proper use 14 Cyber security 17 Operating warnings 18 Liquid nitrogen 19 Danger explosion and fire hazard 20 Opening the Dewar compartment 20 Liquid nitrogen Safety 20 Burn hazards 23...

Page 3: ...dal Not available in some regions e g China 47 Temperature sensor TS 47 Dewar storage cases 49 Operational details 49 Starting the system 50 System functional tests 51 Cryoablation procedure 51 Extrac...

Page 4: ...failure 106 ProSense cryoablation system touch screen failure 107 COMPUTER INTERFACE 109 The technician menu 109 Reading the screen 109 System messages 109 Status messages 109 Warning messages 110 Er...

Page 5: ...ning Restriction sticker 36 Figure 22 Single use Introducer labels 36 Figure 23 Front and back view of the ProSense cryoablation system with numbered components 41 Figure 24 ProSense transportation ro...

Page 6: ...gure 59 Dewar door open warning 67 Figure 60 Ice ball measurement ranges 68 Figure 61 Cryoprobe the figure is for illustration only 70 Figure 62 Cryoprobe registration screen 71 Figure 63 Invalid seri...

Page 7: ...stion 99 Figure 101 Lowering the Dewar during Thaw screen 100 Figure 102 Replace Dewar screen 100 Figure 103 Replacement done follow up screen 101 Figure 104 Replacement was completed before the Thaw...

Page 8: ...a number of cryotherapy applications However it is ONLY indicated for use in patients whom the practitioner has deemed eligible for cryotherapy Indications for use ProSense cryoablation system is ind...

Page 9: ...ion system training course You have read and understood all relevant material accompanying the ProSense cryoablation system Warning If you do not meet the above criteria do not use the ProSense cryoab...

Page 10: ...maintenance and repair of the system according to requirements Warning Do not modify this equipment without authorization of the manufacturer Advanced Operator You are a qualified ProSense cryoablatio...

Page 11: ...tion it deals with danger to equipment and data Caution It is dangerous for equipment and data to do this Basic safety principles All safety issues explained in this manual are grouped within the foll...

Page 12: ...en made to make this User Manual comprehensive certain sections may be unclear or difficult to understand depending on the user s background and experience Do not use this system if there is any instr...

Page 13: ...system for a given medical condition lies with the practitioner While experience has shown that the system is useful for certain applications in cryosurgery no representation or warranty is made that...

Page 14: ...tem Caution After positioning the main chassis lock the front roller brakes Failure to do so may result in damage to the system or to other equipment in the clinic room Warning The cryoablation system...

Page 15: ...yoablation system Make sure to use only an approved IceCure Dewar for your system Caution Turn off the cryoablation system and lock the rollers when the system is not in use Before you start a procedu...

Page 16: ...oid pinching cutting or pulling the cryoprobe Do not use damaged cryoprobes 3 Do not grasp cryoprobes with auxiliary instruments as this may cause damage to the cryoprobe shaft Warning If a sterile pr...

Page 17: ...Fi protocols Caution Use USB2 0 ash drives only to export reports or log files Importing any data or software may corrupt the ProSense Cryoablation System Do not connect any other USB devices to the P...

Page 18: ...exercise caution to prevent a stabbing injury from the cryoprobe and maintain sterility of the cryohandle and cryoprobe Warning Before removing the temperature sensor from the tissue make sure the fr...

Page 19: ...haw In both cases use skin protection techniques Warning Pay attention to the cryoprobe during functional test bubbles leak or frost on shaft may signal internal problems that could be hazardous Warni...

Page 20: ...burns do not transfer a Dewar containing liquid nitrogen unless it is covered with its designated lid Warning Follow the specific instructions on how to fill and transfer a Dewar as described in sect...

Page 21: ...ey may be discarded quickly in the event that any liquid nitrogen splashes into them If you are working with open containers of liquid nitrogen boots should be worn and trousers should not be tucked i...

Page 22: ...d in accordance with local laws and safety rules Warning Do not attempt to dispose of residual or unused quantities of liquid nitrogen For safe disposal contact your supplier For emergency disposal di...

Page 23: ...be closely observed during use for signs of unwanted freezing Grounding Warning To avoid risk of electric shock this equipment must only be connected to an electricity network with protective groundin...

Page 24: ...IceCure Medical for advice Caution Do not pull the system by the cryohandle or hose The hose should be bent gently during procedure Emergencies and errors Emergency Stop button Caution Use the Emergen...

Page 25: ...us adverse events be reported to the relevant regulatory authorities Users must notify IceCure Medical of all serious adverse events including serious adverse device reactions no later than 24 hours f...

Page 26: ...atocellular damage minimal self limited serum bilirubin level elevation hemorrhage hematoma myoglobinemia pleural effusion hemothorax pneumothorax thrombosis diarrhea nausea deep vein thrombosis DVT t...

Page 27: ...tasis pneumoperitoneum that can cause hemodynamic alterations post procedural abdominal adhesions cryoprobe and trocar insertion include injuries to major retroperitoneal vessels and to bowel abdomina...

Page 28: ...indicates that this system contains electrical and electronic components that must be collected and disposed of separately Never dispose of electrical and electronic components in general municipal wa...

Page 29: ...acture unit model and serial number and electrical specifications various voltage for different geographies Figure 4 MLS1000005 Read User Manual before use harmonized symbol Figure 5 MLS1000006 CAUTIO...

Page 30: ...20 MLS1000013 Crate opening restriction sticker Only IceCure Medical technician is authorized to open the crate Figure 21 MLC9000100 MLC9100100 Single use Introducer labels various options of length...

Page 31: ...edical Ltd DMS 7063 rev C ProSense Confidential User Manual 31 US User Manual Figure 3 System Identification labels Figure 4 ProSense straight handle Identification labels Figure 5 Follow Instructions...

Page 32: ...S 7063 rev C ProSense Confidential User Manual 32 US User Manual Figure 6 High Voltage Caution Figure 7 Label 6 Line Voltage Danger Figure 8 Foot Pedal Figure 9 Risk of Explosion label Figure 10 Singl...

Page 33: ...ense Confidential User Manual 33 US User Manual A B C Figure 11 Color Tag Labels for Cryoprobes A and Introducers B and their location on the external box Figure 12 Single use temperature sensor label...

Page 34: ...e Medical Ltd DMS 7063 rev C ProSense Confidential User Manual 34 US User Manual Figure 14 Black Dewar label Figure 15 Cold area sticker Figure 16 Empty LN2 Dewars sticker Figure 17 BF Applied Parts s...

Page 35: ...IceCure Medical Ltd DMS 7063 rev C ProSense Confidential User Manual 35 US User Manual Figure 18 Holder label Figure 19 Shipping and storage conditions sticker Figure 20 Shipping label...

Page 36: ...ingle use Introducer labels Important Symbols and Labels A number of harmonized symbols relating to safety requirements and standards are found on the ProSense cryoablation system These symbols are li...

Page 37: ...ProSense Confidential User Manual 37 US User Manual Symbol Meaning Manufacturer Date of manufacture Do not reuse Use by Date Catalogue number Do not resterilize Sterilized using ethylene oxide Batch c...

Page 38: ...Electrical and electronic equipment contain hazardous substances which when disposed of incorrectly may leak into the ground This can contribute to soil and water pollution which is hazardous to human...

Page 39: ...in the European Economic Area Transportation and storage atmospheric pressure limits Transportation and storage humidity limits Storage temperature limits Keep away from sunlight Keep dry CAUTION US F...

Page 40: ...DMS 7063 rev C ProSense Confidential User Manual 40 US User Manual Symbol Meaning Lock tighten two parts together in a fixed position MR safety warning system materials are not compatible with magneti...

Page 41: ...a number of medical fields The system is designed to destroy tissue by the application of extreme cold temperatures ProSense cryoablation system is indicated for patients whom the practitioner has des...

Page 42: ...r rollers for ease of movement Each roller is equipped with directional and rotational brakes for system immobilization Located on the top of the chassis are a touch screen control panel and a cryohan...

Page 43: ...joins the cryohandle to the siphon inside the chassis This permits liquid nitrogen to flow from the main chassis to the cryoprobe Caution Do not pull the system by the cryohandle or hose The hose shou...

Page 44: ...gure 27 User Manual navigation panel You can select a page number zoom out or zoom in scroll along the document By pressing on the x right corner you will exit the User Manual If you prefer you can al...

Page 45: ...nt panel of the ProSense cryoablation system unit The cryoprobe is connected to the cryohandle The cryohandle allows for maneuvering of the cryoprobe within the target tissue Earlier straight cryohand...

Page 46: ...for keeping the plug while performing the procedure Humidity is a crucial issue to address in cryosurgery systems After every procedure close the handle plug on the Cryohandle Perform functional test...

Page 47: ...Freeze step and confirming actions of the active buttons on the screen Figure 34 Action button as displayed on screen several of the options Figure 35 Foot pedal Temperature sensor TS The temperature...

Page 48: ...e Figure 36 Temperature sensor and its components If you decide to use a temperature sensor connect it per the following instructions while maintaining sterility 1 Remove the temperature sensor from t...

Page 49: ...ated at the back of the chassis providing storage for the Dewars When placing the Dewars inside the storage shelf make sure they are well installed see fig below Figure 38 Dewar storage cases the corr...

Page 50: ...quid nitrogen should be performed by authorized personnel Care must be taken when filling the system Dewar Standard guidelines for safe handling and storage of liquid nitrogen should be followed These...

Page 51: ...yoablation procedure can only be performed after the cryoprobe has been inserted in the target tissue It can be activated by Manual mode controlled by the user or by Automatic mode pre programmed and...

Page 52: ...ous injury or burn if handled improperly Local laws and safety rules regarding the maintenance and handling of liquid nitrogen Dewars should always be observed Setup warnings and cautions Warning If t...

Page 53: ...dingly the unit will require a line supply of 220 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 7A single phase The unit is grounded through the power cable that is plugged into the wall power outlet Good grounding is essential f...

Page 54: ...p to LN2 protection Installation Warning The ProSense cryoablation system must be unpacked installed and tested by an IceCure Medical technician or by a technician authorized by IceCure Medical to per...

Page 55: ...ions the practitioner should follow standard clinical procedures that are not within the scope of this user manual The device materials are not compatible with magnetic resonance imaging thus it is no...

Page 56: ...to procedure to determine long axis and point of entry 4 See Figure below for a schematic illustration of the placement of the system and the patient in the treatment room Figure 41 Schematic illustra...

Page 57: ...perficial cryotherapy no external imaging device is required The mechanical power switch is OFF The cryohandle hose and cradle are all clean and dry To Switch on the ProSense cryoablation system To sw...

Page 58: ...is an optional BLUE button on the inner side of cryohandle It activates deactivates the Freeze step and confirms actions of the active buttons on the screen Figure 44 Action button as displayed on scr...

Page 59: ...ailable by choosing the Settings button at the bottom of the touch screen Figure 46 Activating the Settings option from the Main Menu screen Choosing the Settings button will load the settings screen...

Page 60: ...mode Choosing the Technician Mode icon will load a Technician Mode entry screen that is used for maintenance of the system The technician mode can only be accessed by an IceCure Medical authorized tec...

Page 61: ...a USB flash drive and press OK Press OK to export the log file to the USB drive Press Cancel to return to Settings screen If export fails the message in the status area reads Export failed make sure a...

Page 62: ...e system Caution Make sure the time is set according to local time zone before executing a cryotherapy procedure Preparing the system for treatment The system will guide the user through a system prep...

Page 63: ...m for treatment by pressing Prepare for Treatment on Main Menu screen 5 2 6 1 Dewar Prepare the Dewar for treatment as per the following instructions and as detailed on the system screen see Fig below...

Page 64: ...ed the following message is displayed Figure 55 Freezing Has Stopped Pop up Message If such message appears remove the Dewar from the system clean its opening from ice and reinsert a full Dewar Cautio...

Page 65: ...em In the event that a Dewar is damaged use another Dewar to continue the procedure Warning To avoid spillage and cold burns do not transfer a Dewar containing liquid nitrogen unless it is covered wit...

Page 66: ...n liquid nitrogen may spill out Close the compartment door and press Next on the screen Figure 56 Correct insertion and positioning of the Dewar bottom first Make sure the Dewar positioned freely in t...

Page 67: ...please work under sterile conditions Cover all relevant accessories in the sterile area with the suitable single use sleeves to ensure sterility 5 2 6 3 Cryoprobe Selection Select a cryoprobe accordin...

Page 68: ...all will be created on this introducer part In such a case injecting 5cc of sterile saline or water into the introducer lumen can improve heat exchange between the cryoprobe and the tissue Warning The...

Page 69: ...Dimensions at Various Temperatures over Time 3 C 20 C 40 C Time minutes Width mm Length mm Width mm Length mm Width mm Length mm 2 19 34 16 30 13 27 3 24 36 20 32 16 28 4 28 38 23 34 17 28 5 30 41 24...

Page 70: ...27 36 21 30 6 35 46 29 38 23 32 8 37 46 31 37 23 32 10 41 48 33 38 25 33 15 46 52 36 41 26 35 The ice front of the ice ball visible under imaging is around 3 C 5 2 6 4 Cryoprobe registration Identify...

Page 71: ...ion Verify cryoprobe S N registration by double checking the serial number on the package and on the cryoprobe itself Entering an incorrect cryoprobe S N registration will result in cryoprobe nullific...

Page 72: ...E label 2 Remove the plug that covers the cryoprobe connection point 3 Insert the cryoprobe into the insertion point in the handle as shown on screen and screw it until a Next button appears on screen...

Page 73: ...Warning After completion of treatment of a given patient make sure that the single use cryoprobe and single use sterile sleeve are removed and safely discarded Warning Before beginning treatment of a...

Page 74: ...uments should be handled with care to avoid damage to the cryoprobe 2 Avoid pinching cutting or pulling the cryoprobe Do not use damaged cryoprobes 3 Do not grasp cryoprobes with auxiliary instruments...

Page 75: ...e cannot be screwed out of the cryohandle the system should not be turned on before disengaging the cryoprobe from the cryohandle 7 Close the handle plug on the cryohandle 8 Start the system using the...

Page 76: ...ested to remove the cryoprobe safely from the cryohandle You will then be returned to the Main Menu screen Contact IceCure Medical technical service After successful internal test the system will disp...

Page 77: ...afely remove the cryoprobe from the cryohandle You will then be returned to the Main Menu screen Check that the Dewar is full and replace the cryoprobe and start again If the problem recurs do not pro...

Page 78: ...the tip to the center of the cooling zone Place the center of the cooling zone in the center of the target tissue to achieve accurate killing zone Use the below formula to calculate the position of th...

Page 79: ...the treatment on baseline tumor measurements Figure 69 Pre Planning trajectory needle insertion in breast applications 5 2 7 2 Cryoprobe Placement Calculation during a procedure After the system test...

Page 80: ...e 72 Planned Margin 5 Press Calculate to calculate the cryoprobe placement The calculated result X that will appear is the distance the Cryoprobe should pass through to ensure that the center of the l...

Page 81: ...as shown below Type of treatment is determined by the number and duration of Freeze and Thaw steps and depends also on the practitioner s preferred way of work Figure 74 Treatment Selection screen 5...

Page 82: ...o define treatment protocol is available before system test by using EDIT PRESETS in the Main Menu screen As shown in the figure below Choosing either option will open the PRESET SETUP screen and you...

Page 83: ...ocol press one of the empty slots in the screen the Edit Presets screen will load Perform the following steps 1 Choose the number of Freeze steps in the left side of the screen 2 Decrease increase the...

Page 84: ...adding a protocol The calculated total time of all steps is displayed on the left pane of the screen 5 2 8 4 Editing a protocol If you choose to edit an existing protocol see Figure 76 the EDIT PRESET...

Page 85: ...tment site is required Skin protection techniques must be implemented to avoid thermal injury to the skin Skin protection techniques include but are not limited to dripping room temperature sterile sa...

Page 86: ...m a 3 mm skin incision for example using 11 blade Position the tip of the cryoprobe according to Cryoprobe placement calculation shown on the screen Caution Artifacts from the devices may appear in th...

Page 87: ...r 10G FAP7200000 Trocar FAC9100000 167 mm Fit to needle diameter 10G FAP7400000 and FAP7410000 Trocar FAC9200000 IceCure Medical systems needles introducers cryoprobes and accessories may not be avail...

Page 88: ...one center is aligned with the center of the target tissue The practitioner can hold the cryohandle for the duration of the cryoablation procedure or use a hose support device 5 3 3 1 Pause Option The...

Page 89: ...the ice ball size during the entire procedure using proper imaging modalities 5 3 3 2 Manual Freeze mode Choosing the Manual freeze mode will open the treatment screen for manual mode as show in Fig b...

Page 90: ...eze step to Thaw step by pressing the Thaw icon or the Action button on the cryohandle Figure 85 Thaw screen in Manual Mode You can continue to move between steps using the same method To end the proc...

Page 91: ...nd treatment format If you perform more than 3 consecutive Freeze Thaw steps the right side will only display the last 5 actions due to screen size limitation 3 Freeze Thaw steps The system allows up...

Page 92: ...move from the automatic mode AT ANY TIME by pressing the Manual mode button on the screen without interrupting the procedure When in Manual you can t go back to Automatic mode o If you choose to do s...

Page 93: ...purpose is to allow the cryoprobe s removal from the target tissue in the fastest and safest way In order to be able to get the Extraction option the Freeze time should have been at least 2 minutes I...

Page 94: ...hen perform several verification steps and it will inform you when it is safe to disengage the cryoprobe In case the Extraction process isn t available wait for passive Thaw Figure 89 Extraction scree...

Page 95: ...Extraction step before removing the cryoprobe from the tissue make sure that the freeze effect has been deactivated so that the cryoprobe can easily be removed from the tissue Do not force removal of...

Page 96: ...assive Thaw screen For an additional Freeze step press the RELOCATE icon and select a treatment cycle To end procedure press Finish Figure 93 Completed screen without Extraction option In case Relocat...

Page 97: ...User Manual Figure 94 Cryoprobe Placement Calculation screen during relocate Figure 95 Dewar Replacement screen Figure 96 Dewar Replacement finished screen After each relocation replace the Dewar when...

Page 98: ...ed by choosing LAST TREATMENT icon on the Main Menu screen In this screen you can see details of the last procedure that was performed including date time treatment mode cryoprobe type and duration of...

Page 99: ...If the Freeze step is 5 minutes or longer the system will request Dewar refill between the steps It is recommended to have an additional full Dewar ready in case you need it for a longer freeze time...

Page 100: ...ll inform you that it is safe to replace the Dewar and you will get the Replace Dewar screen figure below Please insert a full Dewar in place of the old one and only then press OK to continue At the s...

Page 101: ...ew Dewar is complete the system will resume the Thaw step figure below To go to the next Freeze step you have to press Skip even if the time to complete the replacement exceeded the preset Thaw time f...

Page 102: ...fill the Dewar in Freeze step see fig below Figure 106 Replacement during Freeze in case of empty Dewar If you press OK you can replace the Dewar and continue the procedure The system will move to Man...

Page 103: ...tissue At the end of the cryotherapy procedure the temperature sensor should be removed from the tissue by carefully pulling on it The extraction should be done only after a passive Thaw of a few min...

Page 104: ...appropriately 2 Remove the single use sterile cover from the cryohandle 3 Close the cryohandle with the covering plug Figure 109 Safe to Remove cryoprobe Warning Dispose of the cryoprobe temperature s...

Page 105: ...nd of the treatment and after removing and disassembling the cryoprobe and temperature sensor return to the Main Menu screen by pressing the MAIN MENU icon on the right lower corner Figure 110 Protoco...

Page 106: ...ws Remove gauze dressing after 24 hours and expect minimal discharge Adhesive skin closure should be removed after 7 days if it has not already fallen off They may need over the counter pain relievers...

Page 107: ...creen failure If the touch screen shuts down you will need to shut OFF the system with the mechanical ON OFF switch and remove the plug from the power supply This will end the cryoablation procedure W...

Page 108: ...ncy Stop button only when there is no other choice Wherever possible the system should be shut down by the standard procedure Excessive use of the Emergency Stop button may damage the system After pre...

Page 109: ...IceCure Medical technician or an authorized representative can access this mode for maintenance or repair of the system Reading the screen The screen within the control panel is represented by the pi...

Page 110: ...ar in the following format Figure 117 Warning message format example Pressing the OK button will indicate you have read this message and will dismiss the popup Error messages Information that prevents...

Page 111: ...tself down due to an error contact IceCure Medical and describe the error message shown on the screen as precisely as possible Do not attempt to reuse the system before contacting IceCure Medical Afte...

Page 112: ...liptic 20 mm FAP7200000 3 4 mm 10G 185 mm Pencil Elliptic 20 mm FAP7400000 3 4 mm 10G 185 mm Trocar Elliptic 20 mm FAP7410000 2 4 mm 13G 124 mm Trocar Spheric 10 mm FAP7600000 2 4 mm 13G 134 mm Trocar...

Page 113: ...oducer to guide the Cryoprobes to the tissue location is used an introducer with tight dimensions should be used The cryoablation may be affected by the use of an introducer that is too big and create...

Page 114: ...f the user chooses to measure target tissue temperature during cryoablation the temperature sensor is a single use external accessory that can be connected to the main chassis To use the temperature s...

Page 115: ...a clean cloth or with forced air and wrap it in another clean cloth until disinfecting it according to the disinfection acceptable standards in your institution If Holder was used during procedure it...

Page 116: ...vice issues to IceCure Medical s Customer Service Department If there is any malfunctioning of the ProSense cryoablation system please contact IceCure Medical technical support The technician should d...

Page 117: ...ng guide Problem Probable Cause Action Main chassis does not move Rollers are locked Unlock the rollers transport the system and lock them again If the problem persists contact IceCure Medical service...

Page 118: ...ewar is empty pop up during Freeze step while Dewar is NOT empty Machine or Cryoprobe blockage The system will alert of Dewar is empty and elevator will descent This is proper system function to relea...

Page 119: ...new procedure with full Dewar and a new cryoprobe while maintaining sterility Freeze Extraction icon does not initiate the operation Faulty icon or operator misuse Try pressing the Freeze Extraction...

Page 120: ...Excess pressure on the pipes main valve open procedure not completed or Dewar relief valve malfunction When initial leak is detected screw the cryoprobe back in place Make sure that the procedure has...

Page 121: ...fferent from that to which the other device s are connected If the problem persists contact IceCure Medical service Long wash popup message System pipes blockage The user will have to wait until the w...

Page 122: ...d at the tip of the cryoprobe 9 If the test was successful press SUCCESS If not start over with a new sterile cryoprobe if required Procedure 10 Select treatment modality Preset Cycles Manual Mode You...

Page 123: ...en Liquid Nitrogen Boiling point 196 C Type of cryometer thermocouple type K Environmental conditions Temperatures Operating 10 C 40 C 50 F 104 F Transportation and Storage 20 C 70 C 4 F 158 F Relativ...

Page 124: ...ercised option result in exclusion of the equipment from warranty coverage This warranty shall not apply to electron tubes lamps fuses batteries and any other parts which carry separate warranties bas...

Page 125: ...IceCure Medical Ltd DMS 7063 rev C ProSense Confidential User Manual 125 US User Manual CUSTOMER COMPLAINT FORM Section 1 Customer complaint To be filled by customer complaint recipient...

Page 126: ...RT CUSTOMER COMPLAINT Send to IceCure Medical Inc icecuresupport icecure medical com support icecure medical com US Canada Toll Free 1 888 902 5716 OR IceCure Medical Ltd HaEshel 7 2nd floor P O B 316...

Page 127: ...of a multi institutional trial Ann Surg Oncol 2004 May 11 5 542 9 10 Simmons RM Ballman KV Cox C Carp N Sabol J Hwang RF Attai D Sabel M Nathanson D Kenler A Gold L Kaufman C Han L Bleznak A Stanley...

Page 128: ...o K Asakura K Tsukada N Kawamura M Nomori H Kuribayashi S Percutaneous cryoablation of lung tumors feasibility and safety J Vasc Interv Radiol 2012 Mar 23 3 295 302 quiz 305 doi 10 1016 j jvir 2011 11...

Page 129: ...e of the Art in Interventional Oncology Benign and Metastatic Disease Involving Bone Radiology 262 3 765 780 39 Coupal TM Mallinson PI Munk PL Liu D Clarkson P Ouellette H CT guided percutaneous cryoa...

Page 130: ...onment specified below The customer or the user of the model ProSense Cryotherapy product should ensure that it is used in such an environment 3 Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic environment g...

Page 131: ...commended separation distance in meters m b Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance level in each frequency rang...

Page 132: ...smitters and the model ProSense Cryotherapy product as recommended below according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment Rated maximum output of transmitter W Separation distance...

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