ARCHITECT HBsAg Next Qualitative Reagent Kit, ARCHITECT HBsAg Next Confirmatory Reagent Kit, ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Qualit

FDA Premarket Approval P210003

Pre-market Approval Supplement Details

DeviceARCHITECT HBsAg Next Qualitative Reagent Kit, ARCHITECT HBsAg Next Confirmatory Reagent Kit, ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Qualit
Generic NameTest, Hepatitis B (b Core, Be Antigen, Be Antibody, B Core Igm)
ApplicantAbbott Laboratories100 Abbott Park Roaddept: 09aa Bldg: Ap8-1abbott Park, IL 60064 PMA NumberP210003 Date Received02/08/2021 Decision Date08/10/2022 Product Code LOM  Advisory Committee Microbiology Expedited Review Granted? No
Date Received2021-02-08
Decision Date2022-08-10
PMAP210003
SupplementS
Product CodeLOM 
Advisory CommitteeMicrobiology
Expedited ReviewNo
Combination ProductNo
Applicant AddressAbbott Laboratories
100 Abbott Park Road
dept: 09aa Bldg: Ap8-1
abbott Park, IL 60064 PMA NumberP210003 Date Received02/08/2021 Decision Date08/10/2022 Product Code LOM  Advisory Committee Microbiology Expedited Review Granted? No Combination ProductNo Approval Order Statement  
The Device Is Indicated For ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Qualitative Reagent Kit The HBsAg Next Qualitative Assay Is A Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay (CMIA) For The Qualitative Detection Of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) In Human Adult And Pediatric (2 Years To 21 Years Of Age) Serum, Serum Separator Tube, And Plasma (dipotassium EDTA, Tripotassium EDTA, Lithium Heparin, Lithium Heparin Separator, Sodium Heparin) On The ARCHITECT I System.The Assay May Also Be Used To Screen For Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) Infection In Pregnant Women To Identify Neonates Who Are At Risk For Acquiring Hepatitis B During The Perinatal Period. Assay Results, In Conjunction With Other Laboratory Results And Clinical Information, May Be Used To Provide Presumptive Evidence Of Infection With HBV (state Of Infection Or Associated Disease Not Determined) In Persons With Signs And Symptoms Of Hepatitis And In Persons At Risk For Hepatitis B Infection. ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Confirmatory Reagent Kit The HBsAg Next Confirmatory Assay Is A Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay (CMIA) Used For The Qualitative Confirmation Of The Presence Of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) In Human Adult And Pediatric (2 Years To 21 Years Of Age) Serum, Serum Separator, And Plasma (dipotassium EDTA, Tripotassium EDTA, Lithium Heparin, Lithium Heparin Separator, Sodium Heparin) By Means Of Specific Antibody Neutralization On The ARCHITECT I SystemAssay Results, In Conjunction With Other Laboratory Results And Clinical Information, May Be Used To Provide Presumptive Evidence Of Infection With The Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) (state Of Infection Or Associated Disease Not Determined) In Persons With Signs And Symptoms Of Hepatitis And In Persons At Risk For Hepatitis B Infection.It Is Intended To Be Used For The Confirmation Of Samples Found To Be Repeatedly Reactive By HBsAg Next Qualitative.It Is Intended To Be Used For The Confirmation Of Samples Found To Be Repeatedly Reactive By HBsAg Next Qualitative.ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Qualitative CalibratorsThe HBsAg Next Qualitative Calibrators Are For The Calibration Of The ARCHITECT I System When Used For Qualitative Determination And Confirmation Of The Presence Of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) In Human Serum And Plasma.ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Qualitative ControlsThe HBsAg Next Qualitative Controls Are For The Estimation Of Test Precision And The Detection Of Systematic Analytical Deviations Of The ARCHITECT I System When Used For The Qualitative Detection And For The Confirmation Of The Presence Of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) In Human Serum And Plasma.ARCHITECT HBsAg NEXT Confirmatory Manual DiluentThe HBsAg Next Confirmatory Manual Diluent Is Used For Manually Diluting Specimens For Testing On The ARCHITECT I System. Supplements:  

Supplemental Filings

Supplement NumberDateSupplement Type
P210003Original Filing
S005 2023-01-06 30-day Notice
S004
S003 2022-11-07 30-day Notice
S002 2022-09-14 30-day Notice
S001 2022-09-09 30-day Notice

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