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7D Surgical, Inc.

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What 7D Surgical, Inc. makes

7D Surgical, Inc. manufactures surgical systems and related devices including the 7D Surgical System, 7D Surgical FlashLock 1, 7D Surgical Flex Rod Connector, 7D Surgical Flex Array, and various surgical accessories such as the 7D Registration Frame, 7D Flex Iliac Pin Connector, and 7D Pin Guide Block. They also produce specialized applications for cranial procedures, biopsies, and ventricular catheter placement, as well as the Envision 3D Image Guidance System.

The company's products are classified as Class II medical devices and are listed in the FDA 510(k) registry. 7D Surgical, Inc. is based in the United States.

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Frequently asked questions

What does 7D Surgical, Inc. manufacture?

7D Surgical, Inc. manufactures surgical systems and related devices including the 7D Surgical System, 7D Surgical FlashLock 1, 7D Surgical Flex Rod Connector, 7D Surgical Flex Array, and various surgical accessories such as the 7D Registration Frame, 7D Flex Iliac Pin Connector, and 7D Pin Guide Block. They also produce specialized applications for cranial procedures, biopsies, and ventricular catheter placement, as well as the Envision 3D Image Guidance System.

Where is 7D Surgical, Inc. based?

7D Surgical, Inc. is based in the United States. The company's location is specified as being in the US, which indicates its country of operation and manufacturing base.

Which regulatory registries list 7D Surgical's devices?

7D Surgical's devices are listed in the FDA 510(k) registry. This registry is for medical devices that are substantially equivalent to existing devices and have been cleared for marketing in the United States.

How are 7D Surgical's devices classified?

7D Surgical's devices are classified as Class II medical devices. Class II devices are those that require general and special controls to ensure their safety and effectiveness, but pose a lower risk to patients than Class III devices.

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