BIOMET EBI Bone Healing System, Руководство для врачей и инструкция по применению

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*Note:
• The control unit should be turned off when
finished with the treatment session
• When ready to resume treating, turn the
control unit on. The display will indicate the
treatment time that has been completed and
keeps track of the cumulative treatment time for
the day
• If the patient does not finish ten hours in that
day, then use the RESET button to return the
time to zero
For convenience, the daily treatment time is
displayed continuously in hours and minutes.
After ten hours of treatment, the display will
read “10:00”, and beep three (3) times, and
then shut off automatically.
ATTENTION: This is a single patient use device,
do not reuse. For Prescription Use Only. The
Biomet
®
EBI Bone Healing System is a durable
therapeutic electrical device intended for single
patient use only under a prescription. Treatment
at home or in another appropriate or similar
setting is acceptable. The device cannot be
reprocessed, refurbished, disinfected, resold,
sterilized, etc. with the intent to be used by
another patient or for treatment other than
initially prescribed.
This device has been designed to reduce the
risk of potential reuse by automatically ceasing
to function in accordance with the General
Treatment Instructions specified and defined
within.
Recommended Concurrent Fracture
Treatment
The Biomet
®
EBI Bone Healing System works
best when motion of the fracture site is
minimized or nonexistent. This immobilization
is achieved by applying a well molded plaster or
synthetic cast at the beginning of treatment
(together with initial non-weight bearing if it is
treating the lower extremity.)
• Ankle/Tarsals/Metatarsals: short leg cast
or rigid internal fixation
• Tibia: stable internal or external fixation,
or long leg cast (short leg cast with rigid
fixation)
• Shoulder/Clavicle: brace or abduction splint,
internal fixation, or figure eight immobilization
• Humerus: stable internal fixation and/or
adequate immobilization with controlled
rotation
• Scaphoid/Wrist: stable internal fixation or
long arm cast with thumb spira (short arm
cast with rigid fixation)
• Carpals/Metacarpals/Phalanges: cast,
internal, or external fixation