8 matching records for Tracking Bracket.
A device intended to be used with a hand-held ultrasound (US) imaging system transducer to provide a means to attach/hold an electromagnetic (EM) sensor or needle guide to the distal end of the US transducer in a repeatable position (can detach/reattach to ...
A metal or plastic bracket intended to be applied to a hand-held ultrasound (US) transducer for the repeatable positioning (detach from/reattach to same place) of an electromagnetic (EM) sensor and/or needle guide on the transducer. It may be used in conjun...
A metal or plastic bracket manually applied to a hand-held ultrasound (US) transducer intended to provide a means to attach/hold an electromagnetic (EM) sensor or needle guide to the distal end of the US transducer in a repeatable position (can detach/reatt...
A non-sterile device intended to be used with an electromagnetic device tracking system to provide a physician with an external fixed reference point on the patient's body for the electromagnetic (EM) tracking of instruments inside the patient using pre-acq...
A metal or plastic bracket intended to be applied to a hand-held ultrasound (US) transducer for the repeatable positioning (detach from/reattach to same place) of an electromagnetic (EM) sensor and/or needle guide on the transducer. It may be used in conjun...
A non-powered, noninvasive device intended to provide a fixed reference point for the electromagnetic (EM) tracking of a patient and/or instruments during a surgically-invasive procedure, whereby tracking images are overlaid on pre-acquired and/or real-time...
A non-powered, noninvasive device intended to provide a fixed reference point for the electromagnetic (EM) tracking of a patient and/or instruments during a surgically-invasive procedure, whereby tracking images are overlaid on pre-acquired and/or real-time...
A metal or plastic bracket manually applied to a hand-held ultrasound (US) transducer intended to provide a means to attach/hold an electromagnetic (EM) sensor or needle guide to the distal end of the US transducer in a repeatable position (can detach/reatt...