ATTACHMENT D.1 - PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS.pdf

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Attached to: Stryker Equipment and Instruments Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number: 36C25723Q1076
Issued by: Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 17

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This attachment provides product specifications for Stryker equipment and instruments related to solicitation number 36C25723Q1076 issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 17. The specifications include requirements for over 300 different medical devices, equipment, and instruments used in surgical procedures. Item descriptions, part numbers, estimated annual quantities, unit of issue, and other technical details are provided for products such as powered surgical tools, implants, medical beds, imaging equipment, and orthopedic devices. Pricing is to be submitted on a firm-fixed-price basis. The response due date is listed as November 15, 2022, with deliveries to commence in January 2023 upon award of a blanket purchase agreement with a one-year base period and four one-year options to extend.

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Standardization without the limits

1688 Advanced Imaging Modalities (AIM) 4K Platform

A Comprehensive visualization platform for surgical specialities

1688 Camera Native 4K resolution

Advanced Imaging Modalities SPY fluorescence enables real-time imaging of perfusion, blood flow, and biliary anatomy

SPY-PHI

Portable handheld imager for SPY fluorescence technology in open surgery

Connected OR Hub Total control of the visualiza-tion system, easily customized for a more consistent surgical environment

Powerful and versatile CCU Adapts to multiple specialties

VPI

Connection for SPY-PHI for open visualization and tissue assessment

Connected OR Cart Optimized OR footprint with enhanced maneuverability

PneumoClear all-inclusive insufflator

Smart inflow/outflow manage-ment with heated, humidified, and smoke evacuation all-in-one tube set

Printer Print from 4K or HD

*Compared to previous generations

L11 with AutoLight Improved light control and maintenance*

Brilliant 4K Display Consistently bright, crystal-clear images

Introducing the future of visualization

Brilliance in SPY See what’s always been there, but from a new perspective. The Stryker 1688 AIM 4K Platform allows for real-time imaging of anatomy during surgery, with automated light control for a seamless workflow across multiple specialties. The Advanced Imaging Modalities allow surgeons to see beyond the pixels so they can provide optimal care for their patients.

SPY Overlay 4K fluorescence overlaid on a white light image

SPY Contrast High contrast visualization of 4K fluorescence in black and white

AutoLight Automatic light adjustment to maintain consistent lighting throughout procedure

IRIS

Lighted ureteral stents designed to mitigate the risk of ureteral injury

SPY ENV

4K fluorescence displayed in grayscale and green

SPY Overlay 4K fluorescence overlaid on a white light image

SPY Contrast High contrast visualization of 4K fluorescence in black and white

AutoLight Automatic light adjustment to maintain consistent lighting throughout procedure

IRIS

Lighted ureteral stents designed to mitigate the risk of ureteral injury

SPY ENV

4K fluorescence displayed in grayscale and green

Arthroscopy Sets

• Arthroscopy sets allow orthopedic surgeons to perform a number of complex procedures using a Minimum Invasive Surgery (MIS) approach.

• Why is a minimally invasive approach becoming the gold standard in healthcare and has been for the past two decades?

• The answer is two-fold. The first is better patient out comes and faster recovery. The second is Operating efficiency.

Facilities can simply do more. Which allows them to treat a growing population

Strength in Numbers

• The average number of Arthroscopies in the US is around 1.6million shoulder arthroscopies / year.

Imagine how many knees and other types of arthroscopies are done.

• Modern technology has evolved in the field of arthroscopic surgery allowing surgical teams to perform arthroscopic procedures on different joints in the body like never before.

• We here at the VA together can reach milestones in helping veterans to achieve better mobility and a better quality of life.

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Arthroscopy Tower IFU.11.21
1.	Warnings and Cautions
1.1	Warnings
1.2	Cautions
1.3	EMC Precautions — iSuite AV Router
1.4	Important Safeguards/Notices for Use in the Medical Environment — iSuite AV Router
1.5	Installation Safeguards — iSuite AV Router

2.	About Your Product
2.1	Product Description
2.2	Intended Use
2.3	Indications
2.4	Contraindications

3.	About this Manual
4.	Setup
5.	Getting Started
5.1	The Touch Screen
5.2	The Home Screen
5.3	Global Taskbar Overview
5.3.1	Control Devices
5.3.2	Route Video
5.3.3	Place Call
5.3.4	Send Message
5.4.5	Presets
5.4.6	Audio
5.4.7	Menu Options

6.	Capturing Images and Video
6.1	Capturing Images and Video from a Single Source
6.2	Capturing Images and Video from a Dual Source

7.	Exporting Images and Videos
7.1	Exporting the Current Case
7.2	Exporting Archived Case(s)

8.	Advanced Configuration Settings
8.1	Settings Overview
8.1.1	System Settings
8.1.2	General Settings
8.1.3	Display Settings
8.1.4	Gain
8.1.5	Software Version
8.1.6	Procedures
8.1.7	Timeout Checklist
8.1.8	Help Contacts
8.1.9	Screens Settings
8.1.10	Video Settings
8.1.11	Printer Settings
8.1.12	Network Settings
8.1.13	Server Settings
8.1.14	Profiles Settings
8.1.15	Export Settings
8.1.16	Security Settings
8.1.17	iSuite Settings

9.	Security Settings for ESP
10.	Access Control Setup
10.1	Active Directory

11.	Local Setup
11.1	Adding an Operator

12.	Preparing the SDC for Shipment and Repair
13.	Audit and Diagnostics
13.1	Exporting Logs
13.2	Viewing Audit Logs

14.	Configuring Date and Time
15.	Enhanced Security Mode Settings
15.1	Enabling/Disabling USB Storage Device
15.1.1	USB Storage - Enable USB

15.2	Antivirus Scanning
15.2.1	USB Scanning
15.2.2	Full System Scanning
15.2.3	Updating the Virus Definition

15.3	General Settings
15.3.1	Archive Screen Timeout
15.3.2	Performing a Credential Scan

16.	Security Practices
16.1	Enhanced Security Package
16.2	Recommended General Security Practices

17.	Troubleshooting
18.	Removing the Hard Disc Drive (HDD)
18.1	Stryker’s Responsibility
18.2	Service Options
18.3	Maintenance Precautions
18.4	Factory Service Instructions
18.5	Required Equipment
18.6	Required Skills
18.7	Diagnostic and Corrective Maintenance
18.7.1	General Recommendations

18.8 Removing the HDD

19. Periodic Maintenance Schedule — iSuite AV Router and Touchscreen

ASU for catalog

Arthroscopy Sets

Strength in Numbers

Do we buy a whole new set, or do we purchase the adaptor??

Working to help improve our veteran’s respiratory health, one patient at a time…

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Kendall 700 SCD Series

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Hegar Dilators

Hegar Uterine Dilators

Pratt Uterine Dilators

Slide Number 16

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