A medtronic representative reported that, while in a stage 1 and 2 bilateral vim, a portion of the reference frame was not on the image acquisition from the medtronic imaging system.It was noted that the representative then manually registered the frame.The arc coordinate was then found to be off after creating a plan for the procedure.The arc was set at 110 degrees when staff in the operating room (or) thought it should be around 60 degrees.Frame orientation was confirmed, though the site attempted a second image acquisition.It was found that the mayfield attachment on the operating table would not allow for the necessary field of view for the localizer.The patient was then sent for a computed tomography (ct).The representative reported that there was no allegation of deficiency against a medtronic product and that the issue was found to be related to the mayfield arm being too large for the procedure.There was a reported delay to the procedure of an hour and a half due to this issue.There was no impact on patient outcome.No additional information was provided.
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