Autotune Device Atd II Philips S-15 Acs MRI Scan
Medrad
FDA Clearance Information
The device was cleared through the FDA 510k pathway on February 24, 1994. Manufactured by Medrad, it is classified as a Class 2 device under product code LNH.
What It Is
FDA-Cleared Indications
- Use with the compatible Philips S-15 ACS MRI system for MRI system tuning or calibration.
- Support MRI image acquisition by optimizing the system's operating parameters.
- Use by trained MRI personnel according to the device and MRI system labeling.
Clinical Applications
- Routine tuning or calibration of a compatible Philips S-15 ACS MRI scanner before or during MRI examinations.
- Supporting MRI examinations when the scanner requires adjustment of operating conditions for image acquisition.
- Use in hospital or radiology-department MRI services by trained radiologists, MRI technologists, or service personnel.
Practical Considerations
- This device is system-specific; verify compatibility with the Philips S-15 ACS MRI system before use.
- The available FDA record does not establish a general indication for use with other MRI scanners or imaging platforms.
- MRI-environment safety must be confirmed from the device labeling and facility MRI safety procedures before bringing the device into the scanner room.
- Setup, tuning, calibration, and troubleshooting should be performed only by trained MRI or service personnel.
- The FDA record provided does not specify patient-contact components, disposable sizes, or a defined service life; consult the current manufacturer documentation for those details.
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What is the Autotune Device ATD II Philips S-15 ACS MRI Scan used for?
It is used to optimize MRI imaging quality by automatically tuning the MRI system.
What specialties typically use this device?
Radiologists and MRI technicians in hospital radiology departments typically use this device.
What are the FDA-cleared indications?
The device is cleared for optimizing MRI scans, particularly in procedures involving liquid embolization agents.