ATEC Sapphire Models 100 and 200 Operators Manual Rev 003 Dec 2015

ATEC® Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System Please read all contents of the Operator’s Manual for your ATEC Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System prior to installation and operation. Follow all warnings and instructions as stated in this manual. Keep this manual available during procedures. Physicians should inform patients about all potential risks and adverse events discussed in this manual with respect to the use of the ATEC Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System. As used below, the term “Hologic®” means Hologic, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Also, the term “ATEC Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System” means the ATEC Sapphire console and all available ATEC Breast Biopsy and Excision System components, as more fully described in the components section below (unless the context dictates otherwise).

Warnings and Precautions The ATEC Sapphire Console must be installed and put into service according to the guidance provided in these instructions to ensure its electromagnetic compatibility. Refer to the electromagnetic emissions and immunity tables in the Specifications section.

Safety and Electrical

1. To disconnect, unplug the console from the electrical outlet. 2. Should any object or liquid fall into the console, unplug the console and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further. 3. Unplug the console from the electrical outlet if it is not to be used for several days or an extended period of time. 4. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the console to rain or moisture. 5. To prevent shock hazard, do not use the console’s polarized plug with a receptacle unless the blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade exposure. 6. Do not use the console’s polarized plug with an extension cord. 7. DANGER: There is a small risk of explosion if the console is used in the presence of flammable anesthetics or other explosive gases. 8. Grounding reliability can only be achieved when the console is connected to an equivalent receptacle marked “Hospital Grade.” 9. The console should not touch other electrical equipment during use. 10. The console can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to other devices in the vicinity. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If the console does cause harmful interference to other devices, which can be determined by turning the console off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: a. Reorient or relocate the receiving device. b. Increase the separation between the equipment. c. Connect the console to an outlet on a circuit different from that which the other device(s) are connected. d. Consult Hologic for technical help. 11. Portable and mobile RF communications equipment can affect the ATEC Sapphire Console. Refer to the electromagnetic immunity tables in the Specifications section for recommended separation distances. 12. Damage to the power cord may cause a fire or shock hazard. When unplugging the power cord, please hold by the plug and remove it carefully. Do not damage or modify the console power cord. 13. Do not attempt to use any console that could present a shock hazard. Immediately contact Hologic or your distributor. 14. Do not place the console on an unstable surface. The console may fall, causing serious injury and damage to the appliance. Quick stops, excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the console to overturn.

Maintenance and Storage

1. Allow adequate air circulation around the console to prevent internal heat build-up. Do not place the console within 1ft. (.30m) of any obstructive surface. 2. Do not install the console in a location near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock. 3. When the console is not being used, turn off all power switches and place the console in a location where it will not be damaged. 2

4. To keep the console looking new, periodically clean it with a soft cloth. Stubborn stains may be removed with a cloth lightly dampened with a mild detergent solution. Never use strong solvents or abrasive cleansers since these will damage the console casing. The console should only be cleaned after the power cord is disconnected from the power outlet. 5. No modifications of the console is allowed. 6. The console should only be opened or serviced by Hologic or qualified personnel who have been trained and certified by Hologic. 7. Do not store the ATEC Sapphire console in conditions outside of the stated equipment storage and transport environmental conditions. 8. If you are a Hologic customer in the United States, please consult your Hologic Sales Representative or contact Customer Support if you cannot correct a problem using this Operator’s Manual. International customers, please contact your distributor or local Hologic Sales Representative directly with questions, comments and/or technical service issues.

Operation

1. THE COMPONENTS OF THE ATEC SAPPHIRE BREAST BIOPSY SYSTEM ARE FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THEIR USE AND APPLICATION. Qualified medical personnel should perform a test of the ATEC Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System prior to each procedure or prior to each time a new single patient use disposable is attached to the console. 2. The biopsy procedure should be performed only by persons having adequate training and familiarity with this procedure. Consult medical literature relative to techniques, complications and hazards prior to performance of any minimally invasive procedure. 3. As with any medical procedure, please ensure that users wear appropriate personal protective equipment to guard against potential contact with bodily fluids. 4. Do not operate the ATEC Sapphire console in conditions outside of the stated equipment operating environmental conditions.

Compatibility

1. This equipment/system is intended for use by healthcare professionals only. This equipment/system may cause radio interference or may disrupt the operation of nearby equipment. It may be necessary to take mitigation measures, such as re-orienting or relocating the ATEC Sapphire Console or shielding the location. 2. The console is NOT intended for use inside the MRI suite. The console must reside outside of the MRI suite. Turn the console power off during MRI imaging to avoid the possibility of image distortion. 3. Use only disposables that are manufactured by Hologic. Use of any other disposables may result in damage to the console and unintended injury to the patient or unacceptable clinical results and shall void any warranty provided by Hologic. 4. Only Hologic-approved accessory equipment and components shall be used with the console. The use of unauthorized accessory equipment and components shall void any warranty provided by Hologic. 5. All disposables associated with the ATEC Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System are intended for single patient use and are not intended for resterilization and subsequent reuse. Dispose of all single patient use instruments after opening. 6. The ATEC Sapphire Console should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other equipment. If adjacent or stacked use is necessary, the ATEC Sapphire Console should be observed to verify normal operation in the configuration in which it will be used.

Introduction This manual is written for medical personnel who will be responsible for operating the ATEC Sapphire Breast Biopsy and Excision System. It is extremely important that the operator read and thoroughly understand the contents of this manual, be trained by a qualified applications specialist, and follow the instructions contained herein for reliable, safe and efficient operation of the product. ONLY (U.S.) Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician pursuant to 21 CFR 801.109(b)(1).

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Indications

The ATEC Breast Biopsy and Excision System is indicated to provide breast tissue samples for diagnostic sampling of breast abnormalities. The ATEC Breast Biopsy and Excision System is intended to provide breast tissue for histologic examination with partial or complete removal of the imaged abnormality. The extent of histologic abnormality cannot be reliably determined from its mammographic appearance. Therefore, the extent of removal of the imaged evidence of an abnormality does not predict the extent of removal of histologic abnormality, e.g., malignancy. When the sampled abnormality is not histologically benign, it is essential that the tissue margins be examined for completeness of removal using standard surgical procedure.

Contraindications

1. The ATEC Breast Biopsy and Excision System is for diagnostic purposes only and is not intended for therapeutic applications. 2. The ATEC Breast Biopsy and Excision System is contraindicated for those patients who, based on the physician’s judgment, may be at increased risk or develop complications associated with core removal or biopsy. Patients receiving anticoagulant therapy or who may have bleeding disorders may be considered at increased risk of procedural complications.

Notes on the MRI Environment

1. The console may be used to perform biopsies under ultrasound (U/S), stereotactic (STX) or MRI guidance. 2. The console is NOT intended for use inside the MRI suite. The ATEC Sapphire console must reside outside of the MRI suite. Turn the console power off during MRI imaging to avoid the possibility of image distortion. 3. The ATEC MRI footswitch, ATEC MRI handpiece and ATEC MRI Introducer Localization System (ILS) are specifically designed for use in the MRI suite. Items which may be brought into the MRI suite will be marked with the “MRI Conditional” symbol. 4. Hologic offers a variety of disposable handpiece configurations. However, when performing MRI-guided breast biopsy procedures, an ATEC MRI handpiece MUST be used. ATEC handpieces designed for use with MRI guidance are compatible with the red receptacle marked “MRI” on the console. The ATEC MRI Introducer Localization System (ILS) is available for localizing the area targeted for biopsy. 5. An overview of the products suited for MRI, Stereotactic (STX) and Ultrasound (U/S) guided biopsy procedures is included in the Components section.

Notes on the Stereotactic and Ultrasound Environment

1. Handpieces designed for use with stereotactic (STX) and ultrasound (U/S) guidance are compatible with the red receptacle marked “US/STX” on the console. 2. The particular handpiece selected for use with ultrasound (U/S) and stereotactic (STX) guidance depends on user preference and the type of stereotactic (STX) system being used. Please refer to the Disposable Product Selection section of this manual for additional guidance.

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Components TABLE 1: CAPITAL EQUIPMENT (MULTIPLE PATIENT USE) Stereotactic Guided Biopsy Ultrasound Guided Biopsy Procedures Procedures

MRI Guided Biopsy Procedures

ATEC Breast Biopsy and Excision System: Sapphire unit

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ATEC Footswitch

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ATEC Power Cord

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ATEC Vacuum Line Assembly

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ATEC Stereotactic Adapter

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N/A

N/A

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N/A

N/A

Eviva Stereotactic Adapter

TABLE 2: DISPOSABLE COMPONENTS (SINGLE PATIENT USE) Stereotactic Guided Biopsy Ultrasound Guided Biopsy Procedures Procedures

MRI Guided Biopsy Procedures

ATEC Handpiece

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N/A

ATEC MRI Handpiece

N/A

N/A

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ATEC Introducer Localization

N/A

N/A

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N/A

N/A

Needle Guide (ATEC and Eviva )

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N/A

N/A

ATEC Canister with Lid

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•

•

ATEC Tissue Filter

Optional

Optional

Optional

ATEC Remote Tissue Filter

See Note 1

N/A

N/A

System (ILS) Eviva Handpiece ®

Adapter (RTFA) Note 1: To be used with Hologic Stereoloc® II upright stereotactic system and Siemens stereotactic systems. Optional for all other stereotactic systems.

Product Nomenclature and Disposable Product Selection Hologic offers a variety of ATEC and Eviva handpiece configurations to be used under stereotactic, ultrasound and MRI guidance. The specific handpiece to be selected depends on user preference and the type of imaging equipment being used as indicated in Table 4 and Table 5. Please refer to the Hologic website at www.hologic.com for an updated list of disposable product offerings. ATEC and Eviva catalog numbers use the following number nomenclature: TABLE 3: NOMENCLATURE OF CATALOG NUMBERS: ATEC 09 12-20 Device Type

Cutting Cannula Needle Gauge

Needle length (cm)

Aperture Size (mm)

Suffix (if any)

ATEC

09: 9 gauge

09: 9 cm long

12: 12 mm aperture

MR: MRI dedicated handpiece

EVIVA

12: 12 gauge

12: 12 cm long

20: 20 mm aperture

T: Petite

13: 13 cm long 10: 10 cm long

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TABLE 4: EVIVA COMPATIBILITY

Stereotactic (STX)

Hologic Stereloc® II Upright Hologic Affirm™

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(Fischer) Mammotest

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•

GE Senographe DS® and Senographe® Essential Lateral Arm

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•

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•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

Eviva STX KIT GIOTTO

Eviva STX KIT AMULET

Eviva STX KIT INSPIR

Eviva STX KIT OPDIMA

Eviva STX KIT AFFIRM

Eviva STX KIT GELAT

Eviva STX KIT GEVER

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•

•

•

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•

•

Siemens® Opdima

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•

•

•

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Siemens® Inspiration

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Fuji Amulet and Innovality

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•

Giotto

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•

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•

•

•

•

•

•

•

Note: Product Availability may vary by Country. Note: For other Imaging Modalities and Equipment, contact your Hologic Representative or Distributor.

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Eviva STX KIT GEL-V

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•

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Eviva STX KIT SLOC

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GE Senographe DS® and Senographe® Essential Vertical Approach

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Eviva STX KIT MTEST

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Stereotactic Adapter Kit

Eviva STX KIT 13CM

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Eviva NG12R

Eviva NG12L

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Eviva NG09R

Eviva NG09L

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Eviva 0910-12T

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Eviva 0910-12

•

Eviva 1210-20

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Needle Guide

Eviva 0910-20

Eviva 0913-12T

Platinum

Eviva 0913-12

Hologic MultiCare®

Eviva 1213-20

Equipment

Eviva 0913-20

Modality

Biopsy Device

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TABLE 5: ATEC COMPATIBILITY

Siemens® (Fischer) Mammotest

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ILS 0914-12-OB

ILS 0914-20-OB

ATEC NG09A2

ATEC NG09A1

ATEC NG12F

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•*

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•*

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•

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ATEC RTFA

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ILS 0914-12

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ILS 0914-20

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ATEC NG12

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ATEC NG09

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•

GE Senographe DS® and Senographe® Essential Vertical Approach

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•

•

•

•

•

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•*

•

•

•*

GE Senographe DS® and Senographe® Essential Lateral Arm Approach

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•

•

•*

Instrumentarium® Delta 32

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•

•

•

Ultrasound Procedures

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•

•

•

Aurora MRI System

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•

•

Other MRI Systems

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•

Included in ILS Kit

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•

•

•

•

•

• •

•

•

MRI

U/S

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•

•

Siemens® (Fischer) Mammotest Lateral Approach Siemens® Opdima

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ATEC NG09F

•

ATEC STX-2F

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ATEC STX-2

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Ancillary Devices

ATEC STX-1

•

ATEC 0914-12MR

Hologic Stereloc® II

ATEC 0914-20MR

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•

ATEC 1212-20

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•

ATEC 1209-20

ATEC 0912-20

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Hologic Affirm™

ATEC 0914-20

ATEC 0912-12

ATEC 0909-20

ATEC 0909-12

Modality Stereotactic (STX)

Hologic MultiCare® Platinum

Equipment

ATEC STX-Fischer

Stereotactic Adapter Kit

Handpiece

Note: Product Availability may vary by Country. Note: For other Imaging Modalities and Equipment, contact your Hologic Representative or Distributor. * Preferred ancillary equipment 7

Controls and Functions The console user interface panels include controls that enable the user to operate the system and indicator lights that provide additional information about system status. A detailed description of each component on the user interface can be found below. FIGURE 1: CONSOLE USER INTERFACE PANELS LEFT USER INTERFACE

RIGHT USER INTERFACE

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6 7 1

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Console User Interface 1. Power Switch - Turns power to the console on and off: On = “ I ” / Off = “ O ” 2.  “Setup” Button - This push button control allows for the self-priming of the system with saline. When placed in “Setup” mode, the “Saline PV” (Pinch Valve) is opened and the vacuum is turned on, allowing insertion of the silicone tubing section of the handpiece saline line. 3.  “Test” Button - This push button control activates the handpiece through one test cycle. The system will return to “Biopsy” mode upon successful completion of one test cycle. 4.  “Biopsy” Button - When placed in “Biopsy” mode, the handpiece is ready for tissue acquisition. Footswitch input begins biopsy cycling. 5.  “Lavage” Button - When placed in “Lavage” mode, the “Saline PV” is opened and vacuum is turned on to irrigate and aspirate the biopsy cavity. 6.  “Manual Aspiration” Button - When placed in “Manual Aspiration” mode, the “Saline PV” is closed and the inner cutting cannula is retracted. In this mode, the user can vacuum the biopsy cavity by depressing the footswitch. 7.  “Retest Handpiece” Indicator - Does not illuminate under normal conditions. Flashes red when “Test” or “Biopsy” mode is not completed due to pressure failure. Refer to the Trouble- shooting section for suggested steps to diagnose and correct a potential problem. 8.  “Return to Setup” Indicator - Does not illuminate under normal conditions. Flashes red when “Test” mode is not completed due to vacuum failure. Refer to the Troubleshooting section for suggested steps to diagnose and correct a potential problem. 9.  “Vacuum Ready” Indicator - Illuminates solid green when the console has achieved full vacuum. Illuminates solid red upon powering-on if a system malfunction is detected. Flashes red when full vacuum is not achieved within the specified time frame. If this indicator flashes, refer to the Troubleshooting section for suggested steps to diagnose and correct a potential problem. The footswitch will not enable the handpiece to function unless this indicator is illuminated solid green. 10. Vacuum Line Assembly - This is clear tubing that is permanently attached to the console at one end. The other end has a blue connector that will attach to the Suction Canister lid at the port labeled “VACUUM”. 8

11. Red “MRI” Handpiece Receptacle - Attachment site for the MRI handpiece fitting with the red sleeve. 12. Black Handpiece Receptacle - Attachment site for the handpiece fitting with the black sleeve. 13. Red“US/STX” Handpiece Receptacle - Attachment site for the US/STX handpiece fitting with the red sleeve. 14. “Saline PV” (Pinch Valve) - Attachment site for the silicone tubing section of the handpiece saline line. Controls the flow of the saline to the handpiece.

System Set Up This section provides information on how to make all necessary connections to set up the ATEC Sapphire unit. The following connections will be explained: 1. ATEC Power Cord and Circuit Breaker 2. ATEC Footswitch Connection 3. ATEC Vacuum Line Assembly 4. ATEC Handpiece or Eviva Biopsy Device Connection NOTE: Refer to Eviva IFU for Eviva biopsy device operating instructions and warnings.

ATEC Power Cord Connection and Circuit Breaker

WARNING: To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to a supply mains with

protective earth. Check grounding continuity regularly.

WARNING: The console was designed to be used with the power cord provided with the console. DO NOT use

a different power cord with the ATEC Sapphire unit. Using a different power cord may create an electrical and fire hazard. DO NOT, under any circumstances, remove the ground wire or ground plug from any power plug. DO NOT use an extension cord with this equipment. An adapter may be necessary depending on the outlet used. WARNING: Ensure that the power cord is in good condition. A damaged power cord can be an electrical shock

hazard. When unplugging the unit, always grasp the plug at the insertion point and pull gently. NEVER pull on the cord to unplug the unit. WARNING: The use of any cables or accessories other than those specified in these instructions may result in increased emissions or decreased immunity of the ATEC Sapphire Console.

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FIGURE 2: ATEC CONSOLE EXTERNAL COMPONENTS LEFT SIDE

RIGHT SIDE

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5

1

8

6

7

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10

1. Label - Consult this label if you need any information on the electrical ratings of the console. This label also contains the serial number of your ATEC Sapphire unit. 2. Circuit Breaker - Part of the AC Inlet. If the circuit breaker has been tripped, the black button will not be flush and a white dot will be visible. To reset, turn the unit off and allow for a one-minute “cool down” period before depressing the black button to restart the unit. 3. AC Inlet - Attachment site for the “ATEC Hospital Grade” Power Cord plug. 4. Instructions Placard Hook - Attachment site for the instructions placard. 5. ATEC Hospital Grade Power Cord - Connect the ATEC Power Cord into the power cord receptacle on the side panel AC inlet on the left side of the console. 6. ATEC Power Cord Management Plate - Cord should be wound clockwise (cw) around the Cord Management Plate. 7. ATEC Footswitch - Provided by Hologic. Attaches to the right side of the console. Activates handpiece or biopsy device. 8. ATEC Footswitch Cord Management Plate - Cord should be wound counter-clockwise (ccw) around the cord management plate. 9. Saline Bag Hook - Attachment site for saline bag (250cc recommended). 10. Casters - All four casters allow for a 360-degree swivel capability. The front casters have locking brakes to hold the unit in place.

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ATEC Footswitch Connection

The ATEC footswitch is provided by Hologic and should be attached to the right side of the console upon delivery. Verify footswitch connections prior to use per the Field Replaceable Items Section of this manual.

ATEC Vacuum Line Assembly

The system will generate vacuum when the proper modes are selected. The vacuum connections require that you use a Hologic ATEC canister. (Refer to Figure 3) 1. Assemble the suction canister, as shown in Figure 3, and place the canister in the canister holder on the console. 2. Ensure that the lid and large port cap are secure and sealed to avoid vacuum leaks. 3. Plug the vacuum line assembly on the console into the top port labeled “VACUUM” on the suction canister lid. 7

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4

3

2

FIGURE 3: ATEC CANISTER Close off “Patient” Port with cap when procedure is completed and prior to disposal Close off “Vacuum” Port with cap when procedure is complete and prior to disposal

Large opening

Close off large opening with cap “Patient” Port for blue suction connection from Handpiece

“Vacuum” Port for Vacuum Line Assembly from Atec console

MUST BE ROHS COMPLIAN MUST BE INCLUDED ON A

NOTE: The ATEC Canister is a single use product with a recommended maximum volume of 400cc.

TITLE:

Sapphire Fi

CAD FILENAME: Canister&Lid

SIZE: DWG. NO:

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SC 6

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Handpiece Setup and Connections (refer to figure 4)

1. Peel open the saline bag, remove the cap and place the bag on the saline bag hook on the right side of the console. 2. Peel open the sterile pack of the disposable handpiece and place the tray on the top of the console. CAUTION: Leave the protective sheath on handpiece tip. 3. Remove the terminal ends of the four lines from the handpiece tray. 3.1 Install the spike to the saline bag and insert the silicone section of the handpiece tubing into the pinch valve labeled “Saline PV”. 3.2 Plug the red banded line into the receptacle on the console with the red ring. 3.2.1 E  viva handpieces designed for use with stereotactic (STX) guidance are compatible with the red receptacle marked “US/STX” on the console. 3.2.2 ATEC handpieces designed for use with the stereotactic (STX) and ultrasound (U/S) guidance are compatible with the red receptacle marked “US/STX” on the console. 3.2.3 ATEC handpieces designed for use with MRI guidance are compatible with the red receptacle marked “MRI” on the console. 3.3 Plug the black banded line into the receptacle on the console marked with the black ring. 3.4 Attach the blue suction fitting to the horizontal side port marked “PATIENT” on the suction canister lid FIGURE 4: VACUUM AND HANDPIECE ASSEMBLY AND CONNECTIONS

3.2.3 3.3 3.2.1 & 3.2.2 3.4

3.1

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System Test 1. Power up the system by switching the green “Power” switch on the console to FIGURE 5 the “ | ” position. Upon powering the console the “Vacuum Ready” indicator will illuminate solid red if there is a system malfunction. 3 2. The power up or default mode is “Biopsy”. 3. Select the Setup mode. “Setup” mode will prime the system and generate 8 vacuum. 2 4. When the console is in “Setup” Mode, the “Vacuum Ready” light will illuminate solid green when ample vacuum is achieved (see Figure 5). If ample vacuum is not achieved, the “Vacuum Ready” light will flash red to alert the user to a possible problem. If the “Vacuum Ready” light flashes, refer to the 9 1 Troubleshooting section of this manual for suggested steps to diagnose 1, 4, 7 and correct a potential problem. 5. Verify the silicone section of the saline tubing line into the pinch valve labeled “Saline PV” as shown in Figure 6. FIGURE 6: SALINE PINCH VALVE 6. Visually verify the flow of saline into the needle aperture (mouth) and tissue filter CONNECTION canister of the ATEC handpiece. CAUTION: Do not remove the protective sheath from the handpiece tip. 7. The “Vacuum Ready” indicator will illuminate solid green to verify that vacuum has been attained. 8. Select the “Test” mode. 9. The ATEC handpiece will complete biopsy cycle as a functional test. If the “Retest Handpiece” or “Return to Set up” indicator begins to flash red refer to the Troubleshooting section of this manual for suggested steps to diagnose and correct a potential problem. 10. Upon completion of a successful test cycle, the ATEC handpiece will return to “Biopsy” and is ready for tissue acquisition.

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System Operating Instructions Using the System in MRI, Stereotactic or Ultrasound Guidance

1. When the console is in “Biopsy” mode, depressing the footswitch will activate the vacuum and operation of the handpiece. Removing your foot from the footswitch will inactivate or stop the handpiece after completing the current cycle. 2. When the console is in “Lavage” mode, the vacuum system is activated and will pull saline through the system. Depressing the footswitch does not control the flow of saline in this mode. 3. When the console is in “Manual Aspiration” mode, depressing the footswitch allows the user to independently control aspiration without taking a tissue sample. This function may be used to vacuum or aspirate the biopsy cavity. Saline does not flow on this mode.

Performing a Biopsy Using MRI Guidance

When performing a biopsy under MRI guidance, an ATEC ILS kit is required in addition to the ATEC handpiece, as stated in table 4. Please refer to the ATEC ILS (MRI) IFU for operating instructions.

Performing a Biopsy Using Stereotactic Guidance

When performing a biopsy under stereotactic guidance, a stereotactic adapter is required to hold the handpiece in place on a stereotactic system. Hologic offers multiple stereotactic adapter models for the ATEC handpiece. For additional instructions, please refer to the ATEC stereotactic adapter instructions (IFU) and Appendix A. Additional stereotactic adapter models are offered for the Eviva biopsy device. For additional instructions on using the Eviva devices, please refer to the Eviva Instructions for Use (IFU).

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Performing a Biopsy Using Ultrasound Guidance There is no additional equipment needed to perform a biopsy.

NOTE: For other Imaging Modalities and Equipment, contact your Hologic Representative or Distributor.

ATEC Handpiece Operating Instructions 1. To administer preferred anesthetic, attach a 10cc needle less syringe of anesthetic to Y-valve. To initiate automatic delivery of anesthetic, inject 1-2cc of anesthetic manually. 2. To begin tissue acquisition, press down on the footswitch and hold in the depressed position throughout the biopsy procedure. Removing your foot from the footswitch will inactivate or stop the device after completing the current cycle. 3. To rotate the aperture on the outer cannula of the handpiece, rotate the handpiece from one position to the next desired position as the console beeps until the desired target area has been sampled. The clock dial on the handpiece indicates the position of the aperture. The arrow head printed on the handpiece indicates the 12 o’clock position. 4. To irrigate and aspirate the cavity and clear the handpiece tissue, select “Lavage” mode. It is not necessary to depress the footswitch. 5. To vacuum the cavity in “Lavage” mode, disconnect the luer lock of Y-valve to open the saline line to the vent to atmosphere resulting in constant aspiration of the biopsy cavity. 6. Alternately, to vacuum the cavity, select “Manual Aspiration” mode and depress the footswitch. Removing your foot from the footswitch will inactivate or stop vacuum to the handpiece. 7. Disconnect the filter chamber to remove the tissue cores from the tissue filter. 8. To deploy a biopsy site marker, refer to the Hologic marker of choice Instructions for Use (IFU). 9. Remove the marker from the needle after deployment. (If using an ATEC Stereotactic Adapter) 10. Place the console in “Biopsy” mode in order to close the aperture prior to removal of the hand- piece from the biopsy cavity. 11. Slide the adapter with handpiece back. 12. Unlock the retaining clamp and remove the handpiece from the adapter. FIGURE 7: ATEC HANDPIECE

Outer cannula aperture Tactile flat indicates outer cannula Outer cannula aperture orientation (Flat =12 O’Clock)

“Clock” position indicators for outer cannula aperture orientation

Trocar Tip

Saline line Y-valve Aspiration line

Tissue filter holder Pneumatic motor lines

2 O’Clock

12 O’Clock

10 O’Clock Handpiece end view Pulling handpiece away from outer cannula

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Troubleshooting This section provides assistance with possible problems operating the ATEC Sapphire unit. Please consult the following information before contacting Hologic or your distributor to make sure the problem is not a result of misinterpreting the operation of the system. If you are a Hologic customer in the United States, please consult your Hologic Sales Representative or contact Customer Support if you cannot correct a problem using this Operator’s Manual. International customers, please contact your distributor or local Hologic Sales Representative directly with questions, comments and/or technical service issues. POSSIBLE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED DURING SET UP OF THE ATEC SAPPHIRE SYSTEM WITH THE ATEC HANDPIECE Problem

Possible Cause

Possible Remedy

Console will not turn on

1. Power cord is not plugged in at the console and/or wall outlet.

1. Check power cord for proper engagement to console and wall outlet.

No Power: Power Switch is not Illuminated

2. Circuit breaker is tripped. White dot can be seen on reset pin.

2. Reset breaker (see Figure 2)

“Vacuum Ready” indicator illuminates solid red

1. Vacuum sensor or pressure sensor circuit malfunction

1. Contact Hologic Customer Support or your distributor.

“Vacuum Ready” indicator flashes or will not illuminate in “Setup” mode

1. Protective sheath is not on tip of handpiece cannula fully.

1. Re-install protective sheath.

Or

2. Suction canister lid is not seated onto canister.

2. Properly seat lid on canister.

3. Suction canister is cracked.

3. Replace with new suction canister.

4. Large port on suction canister lid not capped with large plug.

4. Cap large port with large plug.

5. Handpiece suction fitting is not connected to the suction canister lid.

5. Connect suction fitting to canister.

6. Handpiece suction fitting is not connected to the correct port on suction canister lid.

6. Connect handpiece suction fitting to the horizontal port marked “patient” on the suction canister lid.

7. Console vacuum line is not connected to the suction canister.

7. Connect the console vacuum line to the port marked “vacuum” on the suction canister lid.

8. Spike on handpiece tubing is not inserted into saline bag.

8. Install spike into saline bag.

9. Saline Y-Valve is disconnected.

9. Reconnect Y-Valve.

10. Defective handpiece.

10. Retain handpiece, record Lot Number, and contact Hologic Customer Support or your distributor.

1. Handpiece fittings plugged into console incorrectly.

1. Connect red banded line on the handpiece into the appropriate “MRI” or “STX/US” red receptacle on the console, and black banded line to the black receptacle.

Or

“Return to Setup” indicator illuminates in “Test” mode

“Retest Handpiece” indicator illuminates in “Test” mode

2. Defective handpiece.

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2. Retain handpiece, record Lot Number, and contact Hologic Customer Support or your distributor.

Problem

Possible Cause

Possible Remedy

Poor quality biopsy cores or no cores

1. Reduced or no vacuum at tip of handpiece cannula.

1. Restore vacuum at tip of the handpiece cannula through the following steps:

Saline flow not observed. “Vacuum Ready” light is solid green.

a. Suction Canister lid is not fully seated onto canister.

a. Properly seat lid on canister.

b. Suction canister is cracked.

b. Replace suction canister.

c. Large port on suction canister lid is not capped with large plug.

c. C  lose off large port on canister lid with large plug.

d. Handpiece suction fitting is not connected to the suction canister lid.

d. Connect suction fitting to patient port marked “patient” on the lid.

e. Handpiece suction fitting is not connected to the correct port on suction canister lid.

e. Connect handpiece (blue) suction fitting to patient port marked “patient” on the lid, and connect console vacuum line assembly to the vacuum port marked “vacuum” on the lid.

2. Inner cutting cannula is not sharp.

2. Replace with a new handpiece.

3. Tissue filter is occluded by blood.

3. Replace with a new handpiece.

4. Saline line is not inserted into pinch valve.

4. Install saline line into pinch valve.

5. Too much compression on the breast during a stereotactic procedure.

5. Reduce compression on breast.

1. Vacuum Line Assembly (VLA) clogged from moisture

1. Replace VLA

2. Faulty Canister clogged

2. Replace Canister

3. Handpiece Tubing kinked

3. Check tubing line from handpiece to canister for kinks

4. Handpiece Tubing trapped under wheel

4. Remove tubing from under console wheel

5. Defective handpiece

5. Replace handpiece

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Warranty Except as otherwise expressly stated in the Agreement: i) Equipment manufactured by Hologic is warranted to the original Customer to perform substantially in accordance with published product specifications for one (1) year starting from the date of shipment, or if Installation is required, from the date of Installation (“Warranty Period”); ii) digital imaging mammography x-ray tubes are warranted for twenty-four (24) months, during which the x-ray tubes are fully warranted for the first twelve (12) months and are warranted on a straight-line prorated basis during months 13-24; iii) replacement parts and remanufactured items are warranted for the remainder of the Warranty Period or ninety (90) days from shipment, whichever is longer; iv) consumable Supplies are warranted to conform to published specifications for a period ending on the expiration date shown on their respective packages; v) licensed Software is warranted to operate in accordance with published specifications; vi) Services are warranted to be supplied in a workman-like manner; vii) non-Hologic Manufactured Equipment is warranted through its manufacturer and such manufacturer’s warranties shall extend to Hologic’s customers, to the extent permitted by the manufacturer of such non-Hologic Manufactured Equipment. Hologic does not warrant that use of Products will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that Products will operate with non-Hologic authorized third-party products.

Service and Maintenance Hologic offers a variety of Extended Service Protection and Preventive Maintenance options. For additional information, please visit the Hologic website at www.hologic.com or contact your Sales Representative, Customer Support or your distributor.

For More Information

For technical support or reorder information in the United States, please contact: Hologic, Inc. 250 Campus Drive Marlborough, MA 01752 USA Phone: 800-442-9892 www.hologic.com

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RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Activity

Frequency

Action

Inspect vacuum line assembly

Weekly

Visually inspect for fluid or moisture in the tubing or any discoloration to the white side of the in-line hydrophobic filter.

Inspect footswitch cord

Quarterly

Verify that the footswitch cord is wrapped in the counter- clockwise (CCW) direction around the cord management plate. Visually inspect for cuts and damage.

Inspect power cord

Quarterly

Visually inspect for cuts and damage to the outside cover and strain relief.

Test current leakage

Annually

Verify current leakage is less than 300 microamps.

Test power cord resistance

Annually

Verify power cord resistance is less than 500 milliohms.

Preventative Maintenance

Recommended every 18 months

To be performed only by Hologic Technical Services or a Hologic certified technician; contact Technical Support for details about Preventative Maintenance and/or Biomedical training.

The ATEC Sapphire unit includes several external components which can be replaced in the field. These external components include: 1. ATEC Footswitch Assembly 2. ATEC Vacuum Line Assembly 3. ATEC Power Cord

The following photos or diagrams offer specific replacement instructions for the external components of the console unit referenced above. FIELD REPLACEABLE ITEMS

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Item

Instructions

Footswitch Assembly

Removal (with the console powered off) 1. Completely unwrap and remove footswitch cord from cord management plate 2. Rotate the metal strain-relief bar counter clockwise at least 3 turns. Disconnect connector by grasping connector housing and pulling straight out.

Back of Console Cord Management Plate

3. Disconnect the footswitch connector. Once disconnected, call Hologic Technical Service for product return instructions.

FootSwtich Cord

Installing new footswitch assembly (with the console powered off)

FootSwtich

1. Connect footswitch connector so that the wire points toward the back of the console.

Strain Relief

2. Wrap wire counter-clockwise around stem of strain-relief bar and tuck into the recessed area as shown in picture. Turn the strain-relief clockwise until it is flush up against the console panel. 3. Wrap the footswitch counter clockwise around cord management plate. Verification of Installation 1. Turn console power on. 2. The console will beep; and will then default to the biopsy mode. 3. Plug vacuum inlet line with thumb or finger. 4. With console in Biopsy mode, depress footswitch pedal and hold. 5. Check for solid green “Vacuum Ready” light, the console gives an audible beep at the end of each cycle and cycling of the Pinch Valve. 6. Release footswitch pedal and verify that the solid green vacuum light turns off and cycling stops. Vacuum releases from thumb.

Vacuum Line Assembly

Removal (with the console powered off) 1. Locate the white lock collar where the vacuum line assembly attaches to the console. 2. Lift up on the vacuum line assembly approximately one-eighth inch, exposing a gap between the white collar and black barb base.

Black barb base Black barb Vacuum line assembly

3. Insert a small slotted screwdriver into the gap created, then press and hold down the white collar. 4. While holding down the white collar, pull the vacuum line assembly up and out of the vacuum line assembly connector. Installation (with the console powered off) 1. Press the new vacuum line assembly into the vacuum line assembly connector. 2. Pull up to verify that it has locked into the connector. The vacuum line assembly will have a small amount of vertical movement, but should not pull free of the connector. Note: Do not twist line as you pull up. Verification of Installation 1. Turn console power on. 2. You will hear the console beep; it will then default to the biopsy mode.

In-line hydrophobic filter

3. Plug the tip of the vacuum line assembly with thumb or finger. 4. Press the Setup button on the console. 5. Verify that the solid green vacuum ready light is illuminated, indicating that the system is functioning properly.

White lock collar

6. Turn console power off.

Vacuum line Connector

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Item

Instructions

Power Cord

Removal (with the console powered off) 1. Unplug console power cord from wall outlet. Cord Management Plate Power Cord Power Cord Connector

2. Completely unwrap and remove power cord from cord management plate. 3. With #1 Phillips screwdriver, loosen fastener located on bottom of retaining bracket. 4. Disconnect power cord connector from power receptacle. Installation (with the console powered off) 1. Press the new power cord into the cord receptacle. 2. With #1 Philips screwdriver, tighten fastener located on bottom of retaining bracket. Verification of Installation 1. Plug power cord into wall outlet. 2. Turn console power on. 3. Verify console powers on, beeps and defaults to the biopsy mode. 4. Turn console power off. 5. Unplug power cord from wall outlet and wrap clockwise around cord management plate.

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