Crossnav Navigation Enabled Instruments and Unas Navigation Arrays
by Medos International SARL EUDAMED510(k)GUDID
Active
510(k) K241893Ref 3020-20-001Model Spinal Navigation Adaptors and Arrays CROSSNAV Adaptor
Overview
The Crossnav Navigation Enabled Instruments and UNAS Navigation Arrays are navigation-enabled surgical instruments designed for precise intraoperative guidance. These devices integrate electromagnetic tracking technology to provide real-time spatial orientation, enhancing accuracy during procedures such as deep brain stimulation, neurosurgical interventions, or other minimally invasive techniques requiring spatial precision.
Supplied as reusable instruments with integrated navigation arrays, these devices are intended for use in sterile operating room environments. They require compatibility with electromagnetic navigation systems and are not MRI-safe. The instruments are regulated under FDA 510K clearance (K241893) and comply with MDR requirements, ensuring adherence to stringent safety and performance standards for surgical navigation tools.
Regulatory status
| Region | Authorization | Number | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Union | CE/MDR EUDAMED | Number0705034a0025465 | Date24 Dec 2025 | StatusActive |
| United States | GUDID listing GUDID | Number10705034604572 | Date14 Feb 2025 | StatusIn distribution |
| United States | FDA 510(k)SESE 510(k) | NumberK241893 | Date16 Sep 2024 | StatusActive |
Coverage
- Active
- Expiring
- Withdrawn
- Listed
- Not known
- Not covered
- European Union
- United States
Certificates
No notified-body certificate is listed. Devices of this class are self-declared by the manufacturer.
Recalls
No FDA recalls on record, checked 22 Oct 2026.
Specification
- Trade Name
- Crossnav
- Generic Name
- Optical surgical tracking system spatial marker connector
- Device Name
- CROSSNAV Adaptor
- Model / Reference
- 3020-20-001, Spinal Navigation Adaptors and Arrays CROSSNAV Adaptor
- Primary DI / UDI-DI
- 10705034604572
- Basic UDI-DI
- 0705034a0025465
- Direct Marketing DI
- 10705034604572
- FDA Product Code
- OLO
- EMDN Code
- Z12130480 Stereotactic orthopaedic surgery instruments - hardware accessories
- GMDN Term
- Optical surgical tracking system spatial marker connector
- Device Class
- Class I EUDAMEDClass II 510(k)GUDID
- Regulation
- 21 CFR Part 882.4560
- Market of Registration
- Belgium
- Advisory Committee
- Neurology
- FDA Decision
- SESE Substantially Equivalent
- Commercial Distribution
- In Commercial Distribution
- Sterilization Method
- Moist Heat or Steam Sterilization
Truth per registry
| Field | EUDAMED | 510(k) | GUDID |
|---|---|---|---|
| Device Class | Class I | Class II | Class II |
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Questions
Are the Crossnav Navigation Enabled Instruments reusable or single-use, and how should they be handled in the operating room?
The Crossnav Navigation Enabled Instruments are designed as reusable devices, intended for use in sterile operating room environments. Since they integrate navigation arrays, proper cleaning, sterilization, and maintenance procedures must be followed to ensure accuracy and functionality between uses. The electromagnetic tracking components require careful handling to avoid damage, and compatibility with electromagnetic navigation systems is essential for reliable performance.
What types of surgical procedures are these instruments primarily used for, and why is electromagnetic tracking important in those cases?
These instruments are primarily used for deep brain stimulation, neurosurgical interventions, and other minimally invasive procedures where spatial precision is critical. Electromagnetic tracking provides real-time spatial orientation, reducing human error and improving accuracy during delicate manipulations. This is particularly valuable in procedures where even minor deviations could impact patient outcomes, such as electrode placement in neurosurgery.
Do these instruments work with MRI machines, and if not, what alternatives should clinicians consider for imaging during procedures?
No, the Crossnav Navigation Enabled Instruments are not MRI-safe. Clinicians should rely on electromagnetic navigation systems for intraoperative guidance rather than MRI. Alternatives for imaging during procedures may include CT scans, fluoroscopy, or ultrasound, depending on the specific clinical workflow and the requirements of the procedure being performed.
How do I verify compatibility with electromagnetic navigation systems before using these instruments?
Compatibility with electromagnetic navigation systems is a critical requirement for these instruments to function correctly. Before use, ensure the system you’re employing is certified to work with the Crossnav Navigation Arrays. Medos International SARL or their authorized distributors can provide guidance on supported systems, and some navigation platforms may require specific calibration or firmware updates to integrate seamlessly with the reusable instruments.
Properties
Other properties (21)
- Sterile: No
- Single Use: No
- Implantable: No
- Contains Latex: No
- Reprocessed: No
- CMR Substance: No
- Human-derived: No
- Human Tissues: No
- Animal Tissues: No
- Endocrine Disruptor: No
- Administering Medicine: No
- Measuring Function: No
- Incorporates Medicinal Product: No
- Over-the-Counter: No
- Convenience Kit: No
- Combination Product: No
- HCT/P: No
- Premarket Exempt: No
- Serial Number: No
- Expiration Date: No
- Manufacturing Date: No