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The OrthoPlan System is indicated for the planning of orthopaedic surgeries on a personal computer. The software is intended to read in digitized x-rays and orthopaedic implants, provide a constructed image of this data, and to use this information in conjunction with the provide a constructed images to aid surges to aid surgeons in their planning of orthopaedic surgeries.

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I am sorry, but the provided text from the FDA 510(k) letters for OrthoPlan does not contain any information about acceptance criteria, study details, or performance metrics of the device.

The letters primarily address a substantial equivalence determination and an administrative correction. They state that the device is a "Template for clinical use" (product code HWT) and describe its indications for use as:

"The OrthoPlan System is indicated for the planning of orthopaedic surgeries on a personal computer. The software is intended to read in digitized x-rays and orthopaedic implants, provide a constructed image of this data, and to use this information in conjunction with the provide a constructed images to aid surges to aid surgeons in their planning of orthopaedic surgeries."

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The ORTHODOC Preoperative Planner is a software device indicated for the planning of primary total hip arthroplasties on a personal computer. The software is intended to import computed tomography data, provide a constructed image of the data, and use computerized files, representing implant patterns of femoral components, to overlay the constructed image to aid surgeons in their selection and positioning of the femoral components.

This software is designed to run on a PentiumR-based personal computer. The device is a software-only product and is not intended to operate any other medical device or act directly on a patient. The application stores scaled graphic images of femoral stem components and provides a means for surgeons to superimpose these patterns on a CT image of the patient's femur. The implant patterns can be moved over the femur images to select what in the surgeon's judgement is the best stem size, position, neck length, and head diameter to achieve the physician's surgical goal.

The library of implant patterns, called surface model files, is developed from computer-aided-design (CAD) geometric data supplied by the implant's manufacturer. The implant surface model file used by ORTHODOC contains implant identification information as well as geometric data which defines the shape and dimensions of the implant surface.

This premarket notification describes a software device (ORTHODOC Model 500 Preoperative Planning Software) and does not provide an acceptance criterion or a study proving that the device meets an acceptance criterion. The document explicitly states:

"There has been no pre-clinical or clinical performance data Performance data: generated upon which to make a decision of substantial equivalence."

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