Aortic Valve, Prosthesis, Percutaneously Delivered

Device Code: 1055

Product Code(s): NPT

Definition: To Replace A Patient's Aortic Heart Valve. They Are Different From The Classified Device (heart Valves) In That They Are Placed Percutaneously And Do Not Require Open Chest Surgery Or A Cardiotomy For Placement.

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID1055
Device NameAortic Valve, Prosthesis, Percutaneously Delivered
Review PanelCardiovascular
Premarket Review Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE)
Division Of Cardiovascular Devices (DCD)
Structural Heart Devices Branch (SHDB)
Submission TypePMA
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Product CodeNPT
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MREligible
Implanted DeviceYes
Life Support DeviceYes
Third Party Review Not Third Party Eligible

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID1055
DeviceAortic Valve, Prosthesis, Percutaneously Delivered
Product CodeNPT
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Device Problems
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
4889
Valve
3259
Perivalvular Leak
1726
Catheter
1212
Device Dislodged Or Dislocated
1121
Malposition Of Device
914
Balloon
490
Insufficient Information
380
Leak / Splash
332
Burst Container Or Vessel
307
Migration Or Expulsion Of Device
251
Gradient Increase
247
Torn Material
227
Difficult To Remove
204
Fluid Leak
175
Activation Failure Including Expansion Failures
151
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available
135
Incomplete Coaptation
128
Material Separation
122
Calcified
109
Difficult To Advance
102
Difficult To Position
92
Degraded
86
Positioning Problem
85
Inadequacy Of Device Shape And/or Size
71
Unintended Movement
62
Heart Valve Leaflet
62
Difficult Or Delayed Positioning
53
Detachment Of Device Or Device Component
50
Shaft
47
Difficult To Insert
41
Material Rupture
40
Failure To Advance
39
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
37
Positioning Failure
36
Inflation Problem
35
Split
31
Physical Resistance
30
Material Deformation
26
Inaccurate Delivery
25
Leaflet
23
Particulates
23
Tip
22
Detachment Of Device Component
21
Deformation Due To Compressive Stress
20
Kinked
19
Delivery System Failure
18
Material Integrity Problem
18
Fracture
17
Bent
15
Migration
15
Use Of Device Problem
14
Obstruction Of Flow
13
Material Split, Cut Or Torn
13
Entrapment Of Device
12
Delamination
11
Activation, Positioning Or Separation Problem
11
Patient-Device Incompatibility
11
Human-Device Interface Problem
11
Material Fragmentation
10
Hole In Material
9
Folded
9
Device Slipped
8
Occlusion Within Device
8
Hemo Valve
6
Failure To Align
6
Air Leak
6
Device-Device Incompatibility
6
Device Contamination With Chemical Or Other Material
6
Therapy Delivered To Incorrect Body Area
5
Material Protrusion / Extrusion
5
Break
5
Deflation Problem
5
Structural Problem
4
Retraction Problem
4
No Apparent Adverse Event
4
Crack
4
Packaging Problem
4
Material Distortion
4
Device Damaged By Another Device
4
Pilot Balloon Valve
4
Separation Failure
4
Unintended Collision
3
Device Damaged Prior To Use
3
Noise, Audible
3
Shelf Life Exceeded
3
Failure To Unfold Or Unwrap
3
Difficult To Open Or Close
3
Material Twisted / Bent
3
Frame
3
Handpiece
2
Failure To Fire
2
Device Difficult To Setup Or Prepare
2
Material Invagination
2
Sediment, Precipitate Or Deposit In Device Or Device Ingredient
2
Difficult Or Delayed Separation
2
Cannula
2
Material Frayed
2
Cut In Material
2
Device Or Device Fragments Location Unknown
2
Total Device Problems 17910
Recalls
Manufacturer Recall Class Date Posted
1
Boston Scientific Corporation
I Jan-13-2015
2
CryoLife, Inc.
II Sep-06-2017
3
Edwards Lifesciences, LLC
II Feb-14-2019
4
Edwards Lifesciences, LLC
II Jul-13-2018
5
Edwards Lifesciences, LLC
I Jan-10-2018
6
Edwards Lifesciences, LLC
II Feb-03-2014
7
Medtronic Cardiovascular Surgery-the Heart Valve Division
II Aug-16-2016
8
Medtronic Cardiovascular Surgery-the Heart Valve Division
I Aug-05-2015
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 19:47:39

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