EndoWrist SP Camera
da Vinci SP Instruments and Accessories
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2.2 Preoperative Preparation
Inspection Before Use
WARNING: Do not use cameras with any defects or signs of damage, including
damage to the glass surface at the cable connector end, glass surface at the distal
tip, or cables. Serious injury or surgical complications may occur to the patient.
WARNING: Do not use a camera that has been reprocessed with a sheath installed.
Inadequate sterilization may occur when single-use accessories are installed during
reprocessing.
Note: By design, the camera shaft has a slight bend near the housing. This is not a
defect. (See
Before each use, the camera should be inspected for any physical damage or irregularities.
• Prior to each procedure, thoroughly inspect the camera for mechanical or optical defects.
• Visually inspect the exterior of the device for cleanliness, paying special attention to the
tip. There should be no visual contamination of the device (for example, adherent soil). If
the device has any residual contamination, do not use it.
• Thoroughly inspect the camera for mechanical or optical defects. Remove the camera
from the sterilization tray.
• Inspect the glass surfaces at the distal tip and at the cable connector end. These areas
should be clean and free of any deposits, residues or haze to ensure a bright and clear
image.
• Inspect camera surfaces carefully for any irregularities or damage: sharp edges, cracks,
dents, corrosion or mechanical defects.
• Inspect the camera cable for any cuts, damage or defects.
da Vinci SP Camera Sheath Overview
The da Vinci SP® Camera Sheath (PN 430020) is specifically designed to cover the camera and
must be installed on the camera prior to surgical use. The Camera Sheath is supplied sterile
and is for single use only; do not reuse the Camera Sheath. Always install the Camera Sheath
) in the sterile field.
Figure 2.2 Camera Sheath
Connector
Black band
