FDA Radiology AI Devices

The Intra-Operative Positioning System (IOPS®) is a surgical navigation tool that helps clinicians navigate catheters and guidewires during endovascular procedures. It uses pre-acquired 3D vascular imaging data combined with real-time electromagnetic tracking to display precise tip positioning, serving as an adjunct to fluoroscopy. This technology enhances procedural accuracy without making direct diagnoses.

The Affera Integrated Mapping System is a software and hardware system designed to help cardiologists map the heart's electrical activity during catheter-based procedures. It uses magnetic and electromagnetic tracking to visualize catheters inside the heart in real time, records electrical signals from the heart, and displays 3D cardiac maps. This assists clinicians in diagnosing and treating heart rhythm disorders with improved accuracy and guidance.

The Magnetic Localization Patch Kit by Medtronic is an accessory device used with the Affera Integrated Mapping System to accurately track and navigate catheters during cardiac electrophysiology procedures. It uses electromagnetic-based tracking technology to provide real-time catheter localization and cardiac mapping, helping clinicians perform heart rhythm diagnoses and treatments more precisely.

The Affera Integrated Mapping System with the Impedance Localization Patch Kit is a computer-based diagnostic tool designed to assist clinicians in catheter-based cardiac electrophysiological mapping. It provides real-time visualization of catheters, maps cardiac signals, and helps guide therapeutic interventions by displaying detailed cardiac maps and signals, enhancing cardiac procedure accuracy and patient care.

The Intra-Operative Positioning System (IOPS) by Centerline Biomedical uses a fiducial tracking pad and a guidewire handle for real-time tip positioning and navigation during endovascular interventions. By leveraging 3D vascular models derived from prior CT scans, it helps clinicians accurately guide catheters and guidewires inside the descending aorta as an adjunct to fluoroscopy, enhancing procedure precision without providing a diagnosis itself.