User's Manual

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C-Scan System User Reference Manual
Document No. DOC0001667 Revision 14 Date 22 May 2022
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C-Scan
®
View
The C-Scan
®
View software is a client/server-based application that enables test's data
analysis, and report generation.
The C-Scan
®
View main functions are:
Load and display test information and data
Images review - enables to view structural information of the colon wall
Generate test report
Store test information, data and results on server
5.2 The C-Scan
®
System Procedure- General overview
The C-Scan
®
System procedure consists of the following steps:
At the clinic-
Preparing the subject for the ingestion of the C-Scan
®
Cap and testing the system.
Attaching the C-Scan
®
Track to the subject’s back, performing the Cap ingestion and
discharging the subject.
At the subject’s home-
The subject continues with his daily routine while ingesting the contrast agent and
fiber supplement. Once the procedure has been completed (after Cap excretion), the
subject informs the clinic and coordinate the C-Scan
®
Track collection.
Analysis process-
Data download from the C-Scan
®
Track to the C-Scan
®
View software.
Pre-Analysis of the data by a dedicated analysis team, including below steps:
o Procedure data review- data sanity assessment.
o Procedure data analysis- identify suspects and determine procedure data quality
level.
o Pre-analysis summary- log comments for the analyzing GI physician.
Pre-analysis process output: detailed summary including procedure data
evaluation and a list of potential suspects.
A certified GI physician performs final analysis, including the below steps:
o Pre-analysis summary review including
Procedure’s quality level
Potential suspects (pending GI physician’s discretion, reanalysis and/or
adding/replacing suspects is applicable).
o Final interpretation and decision determine patient’s risk level, average or high
risk.
o Decision summary - comments and recommendations.
o Final report and signoff.