Drug Eluting Permanent Left Ventricular (lv) Pacemaker Electrode

Device Code: 1070

Product Code(s): OJX

Definition: Drug Eluting Permanent Lv Pacemaker Electrodes Are Used With Compatible Cardiac Rhythm Therapy (crt) Devices To Deliver Pacing Pulses To The Heart.

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID1070
Device NameDrug Eluting Permanent Left Ventricular (lv) Pacemaker Electrode
Physical StateThe Device Is A Flexible, Insulated Electrical Conductor With One End Designed To Make A Secure Connection To A CRT Device And The Other End Located In A Left Cardiac Vein.
Technical MethodUsed As Part Of An Implantable Crt System.
Target AreaMakes Contact With The Lv Via The Left Cardiac Vein.
Review PanelCardiovascular
Premarket Review Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE)
Division Of Cardiovascular Devices (DCD)
Cardiac Diagnostics Devices Branch (CDDB)
Submission TypePMA
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Product CodeOJX
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MREligible
Implanted DeviceYes
Life Support DeviceYes
Third Party Review Not Third Party Eligible

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID1070
DeviceDrug Eluting Permanent Left Ventricular (lv) Pacemaker Electrode
Product CodeOJX
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Device Problems
Device Dislodged Or Dislocated
2427
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
2161
High Capture Threshold
1590
Failure To Capture
1356
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available
719
High Impedance
626
Activation, Positioning Or Separation Problem
458
Capturing Problem
381
Positioning Problem
268
Break
259
Difficult To Insert
213
Fracture
203
Difficult To Remove
200
Low Impedance
180
Impedance Problem
150
Guidewire
130
Intermittent Capture
94
Unstable Capture Threshold
83
Over-Sensing
76
Insulation
76
Stylet
68
Pacing Problem
63
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
62
Signal Artifact
60
Material Integrity Problem
52
Separation Failure
38
Insufficient Information
34
Difficult To Position
33
Device Sensing Problem
33
Failure To Sense
30
Connection Problem
30
Pocket Stimulation
25
Mechanical Problem
23
No Pacing
21
Ambient Noise Problem
20
Positioning Failure
20
Device Handling Problem
19
Electrical /Electronic Property Problem
17
Device Contamination With Body Fluid
17
Accessory Incompatible
15
High Sensing Threshold
13
Under-Sensing
11
Difficult To Advance
11
Malposition Of Device
10
Bent
10
Retraction Problem
10
Pacing Inadequately
9
Device Damaged By Another Device
9
Detachment Of Device Component
9
Suture
8
Inappropriate Shock
8
Difficult Or Delayed Positioning
8
Improper Or Incorrect Procedure Or Method
7
Failure To Advance
7
Kinked
7
Loose Or Intermittent Connection
7
Defective Device
7
Lead
6
Material Deformation
6
Catheter
6
Programming Issue
5
Migration Or Expulsion Of Device
5
Connector Pin
5
Cut In Material
5
Shelf Life Exceeded
4
Stretched
4
Collapse
4
Low Sensing Threshold
4
Device Contamination With Chemical Or Other Material
4
Loss Of Threshold
4
Material Separation
4
Material Twisted / Bent
4
Misconnection
4
No Apparent Adverse Event
4
Structural Problem
4
Difficult To Flush
4
Electronic Property Issue
3
Physical Resistance / Sticking
3
Flushing Problem
3
Detachment Of Device Or Device Component
3
No Device Output
2
Helifix Coil
2
Material Perforation
2
Defibrillation Problem
2
Device Damaged Prior To Use
2
Device Markings / Labelling Problem
2
Manufacturing, Packaging Or Shipping Problem
2
Entrapment Of Device
2
Device-Device Incompatibility
2
Sensing Intermittently
2
Electromagnetic Interference
2
Material Fragmentation
2
Pacing Intermittently
2
Product Quality Problem
2
Migration
2
Human-Device Interface Problem
2
Device Abrasion From Instrument Or Another Object
2
Degraded
2
Deformation Due To Compressive Stress
2
Use Of Device Problem
2
Total Device Problems 12619
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 19:47:57

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