Coronary Drug-eluting Stent

Device Code: 1050

Product Code(s): NIQ

Definition: Stent, Coronary, Drug-eluting -- A Metal Scaffold With A Drug Coating Placed Via A Delivery Catheter Into The Coronary Artery Or Saphenous Vein Graft To Maintain The Lumen. The Drug Coating Is Intended To Inhibit Restenosis.

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID1050
Device NameCoronary Drug-eluting Stent
Review PanelCardiovascular
Premarket Review Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE)
Division Of Cardiovascular Devices (DCD)
Interventional Cardiology Devices Branch (ICDB)
Submission TypePMA
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Product CodeNIQ
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MREligible
Implanted DeviceYes
Life Support DeviceYes
Third Party Review Not Third Party Eligible

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID1050
DeviceCoronary Drug-eluting Stent
Product CodeNIQ
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Device Problems
Stent
6266
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
4494
Bent
4039
Failure To Advance
3002
Catheter
2705
Device Dislodged Or Dislocated
2560
Material Deformation
2122
Occlusion Within Device
1448
Device Damaged Prior To Use
972
Break
908
Shaft
861
Difficult To Remove
690
Device Damaged By Another Device
500
Activation, Positioning Or Separation Problem
336
Fracture
249
Balloon
225
Difficult To Advance
167
Inflation Problem
164
Material Rupture
158
Entrapment Of Device
154
Kinked
152
Improper Or Incorrect Procedure Or Method
116
Detachment Of Device Component
113
Leak / Splash
109
Obstruction Of Flow
106
Deflation Problem
102
Material Twisted / Bent
92
Detachment Of Device Or Device Component
82
Material Separation
81
Migration Or Expulsion Of Device
81
Burst Container Or Vessel
69
Difficult To Position
55
Malposition Of Device
51
Difficult Or Delayed Positioning
51
Device Expiration Issue
48
Stretched
40
Activation Failure Including Expansion Failures
40
Defective Device
34
Device Contamination With Chemical Or Other Material
34
Positioning Failure
33
Deformation Due To Compressive Stress
26
Patient-Device Incompatibility
25
Device Markings / Labelling Problem
25
Tip
20
Difficult To Insert
19
Premature Activation
19
Migration
18
Device Or Device Fragments Location Unknown
17
Defective Component
16
Positioning Problem
12
Hole In Material
11
Inadequacy Of Device Shape And/or Size
11
Device-Device Incompatibility
11
Physical Resistance
11
Material Integrity Problem
10
Use Of Device Problem
10
Contamination / Decontamination Problem
10
Unintended System Motion
9
Insufficient Information
9
Material Distortion
8
Difficult Or Delayed Activation
8
Inaccurate Delivery
7
Unintended Movement
7
Off-Label Use
7
Contamination During Use
7
Product Quality Problem
7
Unstable
6
Tear, Rip Or Hole In Device Packaging
6
Failure To Adhere Or Bond
6
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
6
Label
6
Device Packaging Compromised
6
Unsealed Device Packaging
6
Torn Material
6
Physical Resistance / Sticking
5
Failure To Fold
5
Material Split, Cut Or Torn
5
Retraction Problem
4
Component Missing
4
Peeled / Delaminated
4
Device Slipped
4
Difficult To Open Or Remove Packaging Material
3
Hub
3
Therapy Delivered To Incorrect Body Area
3
Expulsion
3
Seal
3
Incorrect Measurement
2
Device Difficult To Setup Or Prepare
2
Material Puncture / Hole
2
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available
2
Separation Failure
2
Device Disinfection Or Sterilization Issue
2
Packaging Problem
2
Material Perforation
2
Fluid Leak
2
Mechanical Problem
2
Crack
2
Display Or Visual Feedback Problem
1
Stylet
1
Shelf Life Exceeded
1
Total Device Problems 33968
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 19:47:33

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