Xpand Ortho XO1 User manual

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Caution: Federal (United States) law restricts this device to sale, distribution and use by or on
the order of a physician.

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Description: The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system provides the surgeon with a method for
assessing ligament balance during Total Knee Arthroplasty.
The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system consists of a controller with an attached tibiofemoral
distractor (XO1Device) and the XpandOrtho Graphic User Interface (GUI).
The XO1Device is supplied as a sterile, single use disposable device that employs a wireless
communication link to the GUI to display information regarding the tibiofemoral gap.
The GUI requires a tablet PC with the XpandOrtho GUI software installed an XpandOrtho Wireless
Receiver and an external CD drive, which is supplied separately. The PC, GUI software, XpandOrtho
Wireless Receiver and external CD drive are non-sterile and reusable.
Each single use XpandOrtho XO1package contains:
1. Instructions for Use (IFU).
2. The XO1 device sterile package consisting of:
(1 each) XO1 controller/ tibiofemoral distractor device.
(1 each) Battery assembly.
(1 each) Extension line.
(1 each) Dual check valve.
3. The syringe sterile package consisting of:
(1 each) 20 mL syringe.
4. The leg strap sterile package consisting of:
(1each) leg strap.
Additionally, each shipment of an XO1device is accompanied by an XpadOrtho Caliratio Data CD.
This CD contains the necessary calibration data for the supplied XO1 Device.
Indications: The XO1knee balancing system is intended for use as a tool for adjustment of a knee
implant to reduce instability from flexion gap asymmetry.
Contraindications:
Use of the XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system is contraindicated in the presence of any
active or suspected latent infection in or around the knee joint.
The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system is contraindicated in non-standard total knee
arthroplasty in which atypical bone cuts or custom component shape preclude its use.

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The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system is contraindicated in partial knee replacements such
as unicompartmental arthroplasty.
The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system may not be used in cases with severe deformity: for
example; a residual varus or valgus greater than 5° even after making bone cuts and ligament
releases.
The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system may not be used in cases with severe mismatch in
the gap at flexion and that at extension (flexion-extension gap mismatch greater than 5 mm).
The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system is contraindicated in cases in which the minimum
gap between tibiofemoral surfaces is less than 8 mm.
The XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system may not be used when the controller cannot be
safely anchored to the thigh: for example, when the distance between the superior edge of the
incision and the inferior margin of the tourniquet is too small to place the controller securely.
Precautions:
Read and follow Instructions for Use (IFU) for the correct application of the XO1 Device, GUI and
displayed data.
Data displayed is for reference purposes only and should be used at the surgeo’s disretio ad
should not be the sole basis for surgical decisions.
Check that the gap between the femur and tibia is at least 8mm.
Insert the tibiofemoral distractor in a fully deflated condition only.
Do not forcibly insert the tibiofemoral distractor between the femur and tibia. Do not forcibly
strike any part of the XO1Device or the attached tibiofemoral distractor with any instrument
(such as a mallet).
The XO1Device is intended to be used for approximately 15 minutes during surgery. The device
will not operate properly once the Controller Status Light flashes red.
If the Controller Status Light flashes red stop using the device immediately.
The XO1 Device is intended to be used by surgeons; skilled, trained and knowledgeable in the
performance of total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
The XO1 Device should be used in a sterile operating room environment only.
Use only the provided computer, software, CD ROM, and wireless receiver with the XO1 Device.
Ensure the PC is in Airplane Mode and the Wi-Fi is turned off
Warnings
WARNING: No modification of this equipment is allowed.
Do not attempt to inflate the XO1device with any means other than those supplied with the
XpandOrtho XO1knee balancing system.
Do not use The XO1device with components other than those supplied in the XpandOrtho
package.
Do not attempt to inflate the XO1device with any liquid.
Do not attempt to re-process or re-sterilize the XO1device.
The pouch containing the tray is not a sterile barrier.

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The XO1device contains ferro-magnetic materials and is not to be used with Magnetic
Resonance (MR) imaging equipment.
User and Patient Safety:
The XO1device is intended for single use: do not re-use.
Do not use after expiration date on the package labeling.
The XO1device is provided sterile. Do not use if lidded tray is damaged or opened outside of the
sterile field.
Do not use if there is any evidence of damage, fracture, cracks, breaches in the system,
separation of component parts, or exposure of internal surface or components.
Do not pressurize over 30 psi.
Instructions for Use:
1. PC and GUI Preparation:
1.1. The PC and GUI should be prepared prior to the start of the TKA procedure.
1.2. Connect the PC to an AC power source.
1.3. Place the PC on a secure surface that will allow the display to be visible to the surgeon during
the procedure.
1.4. Verify that the PC is in the following configuration. Set these parameters as required:
1.4.1. The PC is i AIRPLANE MODE.
1.4.2. The Wi-Fi is tured OFF.
1.4.3. An external CD Drive is attached to the PC via a USB port.
1.5. Insert the CD laeled XpadOrtho Calibration Data ito the eteral CD drie. A aliratio
data CD is provided with each shipment of XO1 devices.
1.6. From the XpandOrtho Calibration Data CD:
1.6.1.Download the file "TrialCalData.xml"
1.6.2.Save the file "TrialCalData.xml" in the directory C:\Xpand Ortho\Calibration Data.
1.6.3.Once the Calibration Data is saved on the PC, eject the CD and remove it from the external
CD drive.
1.6.4.If desired, the external CD drive may be removed from the PC.
1.7. Start the XpandOrtho Graphical User Interface (GUI) software program.
1.8. Connect the Wireless Receiver Assembly to the PC via the USB cable.
2. Transferring the XO1 Device to the sterile field:
2.1. Remove the XO1device sterile components from the shipping carton in preparation for transfer
to the sterile operating field (sterile field).
2.1.1.Open and discard the non-sterile pouch containing the XO1device. DO NOT OPEN THE XO1
DEVICE STERILE TRAY, STERILE SYRINGE POUCH OR THE STERILE LEG STRAP POUCH AT THIS
TIME.

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2.2. Prepare a surface within the sterile field to receive the XO1device and components.
2.3. Using sterile technique, open the leg strap pouch and place the leg strap onto the prepared
surface within the sterile field.
2.4. Using sterile technique, open the syringe pouch and place the syringe onto the prepared
surface within the sterile field.
2.5. Using sterile technique, open the XO1device and place the contents onto the prepared surface
within the sterile field.
3. Preparation of the XO1 device for use:
3.1. Preparation of the XO1Device is to be completed when the surgeon is ready to begin the
assessment of the ligament balance. The XO1Device is intended to be used for approximately
15 minutes during surgery. The device will not operate properly once the Controller Status
Light flashes red. see Preautios
3.2. Preparation of the XO1device is to be performed within the sterile field using appropriate
techniques.
3.3. Attach the female end of the dual check valve to the 20ml syringe and seat the luer fitting by
turning it clockwise.
3.4. Attach the female end of the extension line to the dual check valve and seat the luer fitting by
turning it clockwise.
3.5. Remove the luer cap from the XO1device. Attach the male end of the extension line to the XO1
device and seat the luer fitting by turning it clockwise.
3.6. Place the battery into the XO1device ith the dot ad + o the atter ap faig up. Push
the battery in until it stops. Rotate the battery clockwise approximately one quarter turn to
lock.
3.6.1.When the battery is correctly seated the Controller Status Light appears:
3.6.1.1. Momentarily red when the battery is first seated. (1 second or less)
3.6.1.2. Flashing green continuously.
3.7. At this point the preparation of the XO1 device is complete.
3.8. If any of the operations fails to perform as described, refer to the Trouleshootig setio.
4. Activation of Communication and GUI.
4.1. Ensure that the GUI is displayed on the PC.
4.2. Verif that the Radio displa loated i the upper left of the GUI sree idiates at least oe
bar.
4.3. Choose the knee that the procedure is to e perfored o, the hoose Net.
4.4. I the Trial “erial Nuer o, hoose the serial uer that orrespods ith the XO1
deie eig atiated, the hoose Net.
4.5. I the Trial “erial Nuer o, hoose “elet to ofir the preiousl highlighted device
serial number. At this point the preliminary activation of the XO1 device is complete.
4.6. If a of the operatios fails to perfor as desried, refer to the Trouleshootig setio.
5. Placement of the device on the patient.

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5.1. If a tourniquet is being applied, ensure that there will be at least 127mm (5inches) of space
between the inferior margin of the tourniquet and the proximal extent of the incision. Cover
the patiet’s loer thigh ith a sterile arrier fil or drape. Wrap the leg strap around the
patiet’s thigh, o top of the sterile arrier fil or drape, ad tighte firl. Esure that the
Velcro patch on the leg strap is positioned anteriorly on the thigh.
5.2. Orient the XO1 device such that it’s long axis is aligned with that of the patiet’s thigh, ad the
attached tibiofemoral distractor is facing the surgical site.
5.3. While maintaining the orientation of the XO1 device as described in 5.2, locate the controller
above the Velcro patch on the leg strap. Ensure that the keypad is in the anterior position, and
firmly attach the controller box to the Velcro patch on the leg strap.
5.4. Drape the XO1 device controller with sterile barrier film.
6. Placement of the tibiofemoral distractor.
6.1. Confirm that the tibiofemoral distractor is fully deflated before inserting in the knee.
6.2. If the tibiofemoral distractor is pressurized outside the knee, disengage the extension line from
the dual check valve on the end of the syringe and allow the XO1 device to deflate. Reattach the
extension line to the dual check valve when the XO1 device is fully deflated.
6.3. Insert the tibiofemoral distractor into the knee between the cut tibial and femoral surfaces.
The bottom surface of the tibiofemoral distractor is flat and should be in contact with the tibial
bone cut. The upper surface is contoured to articulate with the femoral condyles and should be
in contact with femoral surface.
6.4. The tibiofemoral distractor should fit comfortably and be centered on the tibial cut surface.
Check that the curved upper surfaces articulate with the femoral condyles.
6.5. Do not force the tibiofemoral distractor or attempt to hammer the tibiofemoral distractor into
the knee.
6.6. If the tibiofemoral distractor cannot be inserted easily check that it is fully deflated and that
the gap between the tibial cut surface and the femoral condyles is at least 8mm .3.
6.7. Note: The XO1device is contraindicated in cases in which the gap between tibiofemoral
surfaes is less tha 8  .3.
6.8. If the distance between the tibial cut surface and the femoral condyle is at less than 8mm
.3., abandon the use of the XO1device.

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7. Pressurize the XO1 device:
7.1. Pump the piston of the 20mL syringe to pressurize the tibiofemoral distractor to 20psi
(approximately 5 to 6 full strokes). The pressure will be displayed on the GUI. If the pressure is
greater than 25psi, disengage the extension line from the dual check valve on the end of the
syringe and allow the XO1 device to deflate. Reattach the extension line to the dual check valve
and inflate to the desired pressure.
7.2. Do not pressurize the XO1 device with the tibiofemoral distractor outside the knee.
7.3. Do not pressurize the XO1 device with the tibiofemoral distractor with any device other than
the supplied 20mL syringe.
7.4. Do not attempt to pressurize the XO1 device with any liquids or in any other means other than
as described in these instructions.
7.5. If the tibiofemoral distractor is pressurized outside the knee, disengage the extension line from
the dual check valve on the end of the syringe and allow the XO1 device to deflate.
7.6. Confirm that the tibiofemoral distractor is fully deflated before inserting in the knee.

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8. Calibrate knee flexion:
8.1. To confirm proper positioning of the XO1 device controller relative to the tibiofemoral
distractor, hold the knee in 0° flexion and at 90° flexion and monitor the flexion reading on the
display. If the GUI display is different from the knee position, use the Calibratetab on the
GUI and follow the instructions on the GUI to calibrate knee flexion. Note: once a calibration
has ee perfored, the Calibrate ta ill hage to read Recalibrate.
8.2. If during the procedure, the XO1 device is removed, or repositioned, the user may recalibrate by
repeating the instructions in the previous step.
9. Controller Buttons:
9.1. The XO1 device controller has four physical buttons on the top surface. The buttons function as:
9.1.1. Forward Arrowhead: Moves the highlighted tab selection in a clockwise direction around
the GUI display.
9.1.2.Back Arrowhead: Moves the highlighted tab selection in a counter-clockwise direction
around the GUI display.
9.1.3.Asterisk (*): Equivalent to a mouse click on the highlighted tab.
9.1.4.Camera icon: Takes a snapshot of the data in the graphs shown on the GUI.

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10. GUI Data Display:
10.1. There are two display tabs available on the GUI.
10.2. View 1: View 1 displays a live axial image of the tibiofemoral distractor with a cross-hair in the
center. The location of the cross-hair provides a visual indication of the tilt between the top
and bottom surfaces of the tibiofemoral distractor. For example, if the medial compartment is
tight, the top surface will tilt medially relative to the bottom surface and the cross-hair will
move towards the medial side of the knee. The net tilt between the top and bottom surfaces,
the gap distance between the top and bottom surfaces, and the flexion angle are displayed
numerically. Two live graphs are also displayed in View 1.
10.2.1. MedioLateral Tilt Graph: The mediolateral tilt between the tibial and femoral surfaces
over the range of flexion that the knee is flexed.
10.2.2. Tibiofemoral Gap Graph: The gap between the tibial and femoral surfaces over the
range of flexion as the knee is flexed.
10.3. View 2: View 2 displays three axial images of the tibiofemoral distractor with cross-hairs in
the center. View 2 also displays 3 graphs.
10.3.1. The image on the left displays the data recorded when the knee was at 0° flexion.
10.3.2. The image in the center displays the same live data as in View 1.
10.3.3. The while the image on the right displays the data recorded when the knee was at 90°
flexion.
10.3.4. MedioLateral Tilt Graph: Displays the mediolateral tilt between the tibial and femoral
surfaces over the range of flexion that the knee is flexed.
10.3.5. Tibiofemoral Gap Graph: Displays the gap between the tibial and femoral surfaces over
the range of flexion as the knee is flexed.
10.3.6. AnteroPosterior Tilt Graph: Displays the anteroposterior tilt between the tibial and
femoral surfaces over the range of flexion that the knee is flexed.
11. Flexion-Extension Gap Balance: The GUI will display the net gap between the tibial and femoral
surfaces in real time. The information may be referenced from either the View 1 or View 2 tabs.
11.1. To check gap in flexion and extension: hold the knee in 0° and read the gap off the
Tibiofemoral Gap Graph. Then flex the knee to 90° and read the gap off the Tibiofemoral Gap
Graph.

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11.2. This process can be repeated as many times as needed. If the surgeon desires to recut the
bones or reposition the components, tibiofemoral distractor can be deflated and removed.
11.3. If the surgeon desires to perform soft-tissue releases and there is adequate surgical access,
the surgeon can perform the soft-tissue releases with the tibiofemoral distractor in place and
monitor the tibiofemoral gap in real-time on the Tibiofemoral Gap Graph.
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