Drug Eluting Permanent Right Ventricular (rv) Or Right Atrial (ra) Pacemaker Electrodes

Device Code: 1058

Product Code(s): NVN

Definition: Drug Eluting Permanent RV Or RA Pacemaker Electrodes Are Used With Compatible Pacemakers Or Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICD) Or Cardiac Rhythm Therapy (CRT) Devices To Deliver Pacing Pulses To The Heart.

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID1058
Device NameDrug Eluting Permanent Right Ventricular (rv) Or Right Atrial (ra) Pacemaker Electrodes
Physical StateThe Device Is A Flexible, Insulated Electrical Conductor With One End Designed To Make A Secure Connection To A Pacemaker Or ICD Or CRT And The Other End Applied To The Myocardium.
Technical MethodUsed As Part Of An Implantable Pacemaker System.
Target AreaMakes Contact With The Heart (myocardial Tissue).
Review PanelCardiovascular
Premarket Review Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE)
Division Of Cardiovascular Devices (DCD)
Implantable Electrophysical Devices Branch (IEDB)
Submission TypePMA
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Product CodeNVN
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MREligible
Implanted DeviceYes
Life Support DeviceYes
Third Party Review Not Third Party Eligible

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID1058
DeviceDrug Eluting Permanent Right Ventricular (rv) Or Right Atrial (ra) Pacemaker Electrodes
Product CodeNVN
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Device Problems
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
5826
Device Dislodged Or Dislocated
5055
Over-Sensing
4634
High Capture Threshold
3781
Failure To Capture
3692
Signal Artifact
3675
High Impedance
2659
Low Impedance
1756
Break
1542
Material Integrity Problem
1525
Capturing Problem
1367
Fracture
1280
Device Sensing Problem
1106
Under-Sensing
1028
Ambient Noise Problem
1016
Insulation
974
Failure To Sense
713
Impedance Problem
679
Pacing Problem
666
Intermittent Capture
462
Insufficient Information
450
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
442
Difficult To Insert
306
Decreased Sensitivity
302
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available
300
Difficult To Position
277
Human-Device Interface Problem
274
Positioning Problem
263
Unstable Capture Threshold
249
Retraction Problem
200
Helifix Coil
155
Positioning Failure
146
Difficult To Remove
131
Defective Device
125
Stylet
124
No Pacing
110
Low Sensing Threshold
98
Pocket Stimulation
94
Activation, Positioning Or Separation Problem
89
Connection Problem
84
Electrical /Electronic Property Problem
74
Mechanical Problem
73
Device Abrasion From Instrument Or Another Object
67
Bent
61
Material Twisted / Bent
56
Electrical Lead
51
High Sensing Threshold
50
Electronic Property Issue
48
Device Contamination With Biological Material
48
Screw
47
Inappropriate Shock
38
Sensing Intermittently
37
Failure To Select Signal
37
Use Of Device Problem
34
Patient-Device Incompatibility
31
Pacing Intermittently
31
Kinked
30
Lead
27
Loose Or Intermittent Connection
25
Device Damaged By Another Device
24
Guidewire
24
Invalid Sensing
23
Stretched
22
Degraded
21
Pacing Inadequately
21
Electromagnetic Interference
20
Device-Device Incompatibility
20
Migration Or Expulsion Of Device
18
Defective Component
17
Device Contamination With Body Fluid
17
Device Contamination With Chemical Or Other Material
16
Material Deformation
16
Collapse
16
Malposition Of Device
14
Structural Problem
14
Difficult Or Delayed Positioning
14
Product Quality Problem
13
Difficult To Advance
13
Fitting Problem
13
Separation Failure
12
Cut In Material
12
Output Problem
10
Device Handling Problem
10
Accessory Incompatible
9
Loss Of Threshold
9
Naturally Worn
9
Detachment Of Device Or Device Component
8
Detachment Of Device Component
8
Migration
8
Failure To Advance
7
Device Expiration Issue
7
Connector Pin
7
Material Separation
6
Pin
6
Contamination / Decontamination Problem
6
Deformation Due To Compressive Stress
6
Misconnection
5
Incorrect Interpretation Of Signal
5
Off-Label Use
4
Lead Tip
4
Total Device Problems 49034
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 19:47:44

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