Ureteroscope And Accessories, Flexible/rigid

Device Code: 1819

Product Code(s): FGB

Definition: To Perform Various Diagnostic And Therapeutic Procedures Within The Urinary Tract. For Reusable, Flexible Endoscopes In This Product Code, Validated Reprocessing Instructions And Reprocessing Validation Data Must Be Included In A 510(k) Submission (8

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID1819
Device NameUreteroscope And Accessories, Flexible/rigid
Physical StateEndoscope, Associated Accessories
Technical MethodInserted Into Blood Urinary Tract Through Urethra
Target AreaUrinary Tract
Regulation DescriptionEndoscope And Accessories.
Regulation Medical SpecialtyGastroenterology/Urology
Review PanelGastroenterology/Urology
Premarket Review Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE)
Division Of Reproductive, Gastro-Renal, And Urological Devices (DRGUD)
Urology And Lithotripsy Devices Branch (ULDB)
Submission Type510(k)
CFR Regulation Number876.1500 [🔎]
FDA Device ClassificationClass 2 Medical Device
Product CodeFGB
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MRIneligible
Implanted DeviceNo
Life Support DeviceNo
Third Party Review Eligible For Accredited Persons Program

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID1819
DeviceUreteroscope And Accessories, Flexible/rigid
Product CodeFGB
FDA Device ClassificationClass 2 Medical Device
Regulation DescriptionEndoscope And Accessories.
CFR Regulation Number876.1500 [🔎]
Premarket Reviews
ManufacturerDecision
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP.
 
SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT
1
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION
 
SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT
1
KARL STORZ GMBH & CO. KG
 
SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT
2
KARL STORZ SE & CO KG
 
SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT
2
OLYMPUS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORP.
 
SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT
3
ZHUHAI PUSEN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CO, LTD
 
SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT
2
Device Problems
Break
75
Endoscope
71
Microbial Contamination Of Device
32
No Display / Image
30
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
21
Leak / Splash
19
Material Protrusion / Extrusion
17
Material Deformation
14
Mechanical Problem
13
Poor Quality Image
9
Device Damaged Prior To Use
8
Tip
8
Fracture
8
No Device Output
7
Material Perforation
7
Material Fragmentation
6
Difficult To Remove
6
Tear, Rip Or Hole In Device Packaging
6
Improper Device Output
5
Bent
5
Contamination / Decontamination Problem
5
Device Handling Problem
5
Detachment Of Device Component
5
False Device Output
4
Device Damaged By Another Device
4
Display Or Visual Feedback Problem
4
Cut In Material
4
Kinked
4
Mechanical Jam
3
Hole In Material
3
Optical Problem
3
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
3
Material Integrity Problem
2
Material Frayed
2
Melted
2
Image Display Error / Artifact
2
Peeled / Delaminated
2
Device Contamination With Biological Material
2
Entrapment Of Device
2
Crack
2
Misfocusing
1
Difficult To Position
1
Defective Device
1
Output Problem
1
Difficult To Advance
1
Material Distortion
1
Material Rupture
1
Fiber
1
Thermal Decomposition Of Device
1
Erratic Or Intermittent Display
1
Device Contamination With Chemical Or Other Material
1
Device Contaminated During Manufacture Or Shipping
1
Aspiration Issue
1
Device Maintenance Issue
1
Partial Blockage
1
Unsealed Device Packaging
1
Material Too Rigid Or Stiff
1
Material Separation
1
Material Puncture / Hole
1
Use Of Device Problem
1
Component Missing
1
Lenses
1
Degraded
1
Device Displays Incorrect Message
1
Shaft
1
Power Problem
1
Contamination During Use
1
Corroded
1
Image Resolution Poor
1
Device Operational Issue
1
Material Twisted / Bent
1
Material Disintegration
1
Total Device Problems 462
Recalls
Manufacturer Recall Class Date Posted
1
Olympus Corporation Of The Americas
II Jul-20-2018
2
Pentax Medical Company
II Jun-28-2016
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 20:00:06

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