Drug-eluting Peripheral Transluminal Angioplasty Catheter

Device Code: 1071

Product Code(s): ONU

Definition: A Drug-eluting Peripheral Transluminal Angioplasty Catheter Is A Combination Product Intended For Balloon Dilatation Of Peripheral Vasculature To Establish Or Maintain Patency. A Drug-eluting PTA Catheter Delivers A Drug To The Vessel As Part Of The

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID1071
Device NameDrug-eluting Peripheral Transluminal Angioplasty Catheter
Physical StateThe Balloon Catheter Is Generally Constructed Of Synthetic Materials Such As Plastic And Introduced Into The Body Using A Guidewire. The Balloon Is Generally Manufactured In Multiple Diameters And Lengths To Allow For Treatment Of Different Lesion Si
Technical MethodThe Balloon Catheter Uses Mechanical Force Across A Lesion To Establish Patency. The Drug Coating Serves As An Adjunct To The Mechanical Action Of Balloon Angioplasty And Assists In Maintaining Vessel Patency Post-procedure.
Target AreaLesions In Peripheral Arteries Including Iliac, Popliteal, Femoral, And Iliofemoral
Review PanelCardiovascular
Premarket Review Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE)
Division Of Cardiovascular Devices (DCD)
Peripheral Interventional Devices Branch (PIDB)
Submission TypePMA
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Product CodeONU
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MREligible
Implanted DeviceNo
Life Support DeviceNo
Third Party Review Not Third Party Eligible

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID1071
DeviceDrug-eluting Peripheral Transluminal Angioplasty Catheter
Product CodeONU
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Device Problems
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
1406
Inflation Problem
97
Material Rupture
85
Defective Device
64
Burst Container Or Vessel
46
Balloon
30
Difficult To Remove
26
Deflation Problem
24
Leak / Splash
22
Detachment Of Device Or Device Component
15
Material Twisted / Bent
13
Retraction Problem
9
Material Deformation
9
Torn Material
7
Device-Device Incompatibility
6
Occlusion Within Device
6
Device Expiration Issue
5
Difficult To Advance
5
Shaft
3
Material Split, Cut Or Torn
3
Scratched Material
2
Insufficient Information
2
Stretched
2
Off-Label Use
2
Material Perforation
1
Fluid Leak
1
Break
1
Crack
1
Device Markings / Labelling Problem
1
Difficult To Insert
1
Kinked
1
Stent
1
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
1
Fracture
1
Total Device Problems 1899
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 19:47:58

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