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MillComp is used to manufacture compensators that are designed for radiation therapy treatment beams. MillComp may be used with any system that can design compensators such that the thickness over the area of the beam is specified at some known source to compensator distance in a plane perpendicular to the central axis. The thickness on an evenly spaced grid may be specified on divergent rays or on rays perpendicular to the plane of the compensator which is perpendicular to the central ray. If on divergent rays, the milled surface may be specified as towards the x-ray source or as towards the patient.

MillComp is a program that will write the tool path program to mill radiation therapy compensators on an end mill. Compensators are attenuators that are to be inserted into the x-ray beams for the purpose of modifying the field distribution over the area of the treatment beam. MillComp takes as input a compensator specification. The compensator specification will come from multiple sources, such as current therapy treatment planning systems, and is converted into a standard specification file format that MillComp can read. The conversion programs to read a compensator specification and write out the standard file format will be written on an as need basis according to the customer's needs. MillComp will read the specification file, generate the surface defined in the specification, and compute the tool paths necessary to cut the surface in solid lead, cerrobend, or other material, on a three axis end milling machine.

This document does not contain information about acceptance criteria or a study proving the device meets acceptance criteria. The provided text is a 510(k) summary and an FDA clearance letter for a device called "MillComp Version 1.0." This device is a program that generates tool paths for milling radiation therapy compensators.

The 510(k) summary focuses on describing the device's function and its intended use, which is to manufacture compensators for radiation therapy treatment beams. The FDA clearance letter confirms that the device has been found substantially equivalent to legally marketed predicate devices.

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