Trademarks

A trademark can be a word, symbol, phrase, or design that identifies the source of goods or
services and distinguishes them from others. The following is a list of HistoSonics, Inc.’s U.S.
trademarks and current registration status, and examples of generic or other terms for them.
The list is not comprehensive and is subject to change. HistoSonics, Inc.’s trademarks are also
protected and registered in other countries. The absence of a trademark, service mark, name,
symbol, or logo from this list is not a waiver of HistoSonics, Inc.’s trademark or other intellectual
property rights regarding the mark, name, or logo. HistoSonics, Inc.’s trademarks may only be used
with permission, except as permitted by law. No express or implied license to use HistoSonics, Inc.’s
trademarks is granted by this webpage or trademark list.

U.S. TRADEMARKS

  • HISTOSONICS® system
  • EDISON® system
  • HISTOSONICS™ software
  • ZERO PORT SURGERY™ system
  • ®
  • ®

Last updated on February 28, 2025

Caution: Federal law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

The is intended for the non-invasive mechanical destruction of liver tumors, including the partial or complete destruction of unresectable liver tumors via histotripsy. The FDA has not evaluated the for the treatment of cancer, any cancer outcomes (such as local tumor progression, 5-year survival or overall survival), or any other specific disease. The System should only be used by persons who have completed training performed by HistoSonics, and its use guided by the clinical judgment of an appropriately trained physician. Refer to the device Instructions for Use for a complete list of warnings, precautions and a summary of clinical trial results, including reported adverse events.

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