2021
ADAPTIX INTERBODY
SYSTEM
NAVIGATED & ROBOTIC PROCEDURES
DIRECTIONS FOR USE M333023W213
MEDTRONIC
Rev. 1.0
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Table of Contents
Adaptix Use with StealthStation Navigation ....................................................................................... 2
Instrument Verification ............................................................................................................................. 2
Implant Size Selection with Rotating Shavers .......................................................................................... 2
Implant Size Selection with Capstone™ Trials .......................................................................................... 3
Implant Placement .................................................................................................................................... 3
Adaptix Use with Mazor Robotics ....................................................................................................... 5
Instrument Verification ............................................................................................................................. 5
Implant Size Selection with Rotating Shavers .......................................................................................... 5
Implant Size Selection with Capstone™ Trials .......................................................................................... 6
Implant Placement .................................................................................................................................... 6
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Adaptix Use with StealthStation Navigation
Instrument Verification:
Attach the Spheres to a blue Reference Frame from the Spine Referencing Set and the NavLock Trackers
from the NavLock Set. Check the Spheres to ensure they are secure. Next, attach the NavLock Trackers
to the instruments.
Place each instrument tip into the divot in the blue Reference Frame and hold perpendicular and visible
to the camera until a confirmation color is seen. Use the tracking view in the lower right of the screen to
ensure the camera is tracking the Reference Frame and instrument correctly.
To verify the Navigated TLIF/DLIF Inserter, place both prongs into the divot at once.
• Successful verification is indicated by a chime and a transition to green on the instrument tool
card.
• Failed verification is indicated by a “bonk” sound and indicates that the instrument may be
positioned improperly in the divot or is bent/damaged. Inspect the instrument, if it is
bent/damaged, do not use.
• If no sound is heard when the instrument is touched to the divot, this may indicate that the
camera cannot see either the instrument or the frame.
Helpful Hint: Assigning an instrument to a specific colored NavLock Tracker will eliminate the need to
switch the tracker from one instrument to the next instrument throughout the procedure. As an example,
the grey tracker could be assigned to the tap and the orange tracker could be assigned to the driver.
Helpful Hint: OR staff can verify instruments before the surgeon enters prior to reference frame
placement.
Important: Posterior Disc Prep instruments are verified with default instruments and not the actual tip
Implant Size Selection with Rotating Shavers:
On the StealthStation™ System, select the appropriate Rotating Shaver size from the "Tip” drop down
list. In the "Projection" tab, click "Virtual Trial" and select the appropriate implant from the "Family"
drop down list.
Helpful Hint: Ensure that the "Opacity" is set to 100% to see the projection.
The Navigated Rotating Shaver heights are available in 1mm increments from 7 to 14mm. Insert the
Navigated Rotating Shaver into the disc space in the direction parallel to the endplates, and
progressively increase Shaver sizes from small to large using tactile feedback during rotation to
approximate the starting height of the implant. Use the Virtual Trial to confirm proper placement and
alignment of the Shaver.
Important: While trialing for the implant, ensure that bone endplates stay intact. Injuring bony endplates
may lead to implant subsidence into the vertebrae.
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