WavelinQ™ 4F EndoAVF System
WavelinQ - W04200
Device Description
A flexible tube intended to be used for the percutaneous transluminal passage and placement of a diagnostic/interventional catheter, lead (e.g., pacing lead, balloon dilatation catheter), needle or guidewire through its lumen(s), within the vascular system. It may be rigid or flexible, non-steerable or steerable, single or multiple lumen(s), and the distal section can have a variety of preformed shapes (e.g., straight, hockey stick). It is not intended solely for infusion, is not intended to access superselective small vessels, and does not include a transseptal needle. It may include a disposable percutaneous introduction set or shaft visualization electrodes. This is a single-use device.
Environmental Conditions
No Data Available
Device Sizes
- Arterial Catheter Length, 50 Centimeters
- Catheter Gauge: 4 French
- Venous Catheter Length, 43 Centimeters
Device Sterilization
Device Sterile: True
Sterilization Prior To Use: False
Sterilization Methods: No Data Available
Product Codes
Code: PQK
Device Name: Percutaneous Catheter For Creation Of An Arteriovenous Fistula For Hemodialysis Access
Device Class: 2
Physical State: The percutaneous catheter is generally constructed of synthetic materials such as plastic and introduced into the body using a guidewire. The catheter may be manufactured in multiple sizes to allow for the creation of a fistula in vessels of different sizes. The catheter may or may not be connected to a power source to deliver energy to the site of fistula creation. The catheter may incorporate additional technology to facilitate the alignment and connection between the artery and the vein.
Definition: Percutaneous catheter for creation of an arteriovenous fistula for hemodialysis access. This device is a single use percutaneous catheter system that creates an arteriovenous fistula in the arm of patients with chronic kidney disease who need hemodialysis.
Submission Type ID: 1
Review Panel: CV
Review Code: N/A
Technical Method: N
Gmp Exempt Flag: The catheter creates an arteriovenous fistula (AVF), which is a physical connection between an artery and an adjacent vein, by mechanical means or by delivering energy such as heat or radiofrequency (RF) energy. The fistula allows high-pressure blood from the artery to flow into the vein, which increases the size of the vein and allows needle access for hemodialysis.
Life Sustain Support Flag: N
Unclassified Reason: N/A
Implant Flag: N
Target Area: Arteriovenous fistulas created in the blood vessels of the arm. These may include radiocephalic, brachiocephalic, brachiobasilic, and ulnar artery-ulnar vein fistulas.
Regulation Number: 870.1252
Third Party Flag: N
Medical Specialty: CV
Device IdentifiersDevice Id: 00801741182754
Device Type: Primary
DeviceId Issuing Agency: GS1
Contains DI Number: N/A
Package Quantity: N/A
Package Discontinue Date: N/A
Package Status: N/A
Package Type: N/A
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