FDA UDI
In Commercial Distribution
🇺🇸 United States
EHL-Probe
DI: 04260667540134
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Model: P303000SST
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Walz Elektronik GmbH
Product Codes
1
GMDN Terms
1
Identifiers
1
Pkg Device Count
1
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Basic Information
- Brand Name
- EHL-Probe
- Primary DI
- 04260667540134
- Version / Model
- P303000SST
- Company Name
- Walz Elektronik GmbH
- Labeler DUNS
- 320414030
- Distribution Status
- In Commercial Distribution
- Device Count in Pkg
- 1
- Record Status
- Published
- Publish Date
- 2023-10-25
- Public Version
- 1
- Public Version Date
- 2023-11-02
- Public Version Status
- New
- Public Device Record Key
- ea9d175f-96a4-48ba-aebe-7ebfb06e1c96
Device Description
Diamaeter of 3 Fr. with a length of 3 meter. Proximally reinforced.
Device Characteristics
- Single Use
- Yes
- Prescription Use (Rx)
- Yes
- Over the Counter (OTC)
- No
- Kit
- No
- Combination Product
- No
- HCT/P
- No
- Contains NRL
- No
- Not Made with NRL
- No
- MRI Safety
- Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
- Direct Marking Exempt
- No
- PM Exempt
- No
- Has Serial Number
- No
- Has Lot/Batch Number
- Yes
- Has Manufacturing Date
- Yes
- Has Expiration Date
- Yes
- Has Donation ID
- No
Sterilization
- Is Sterile
- Yes
- Sterilization Prior Use
- No
Product Codes
| Code | Name | Medical Specialty | Regulation # | Device Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FFK | Lithotriptor, Electro-Hydraulic | Gastroenterology, Urology | 876.4480 | 2 |
GMDN Terms
| Code | Name | Definition | Implantable | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35711 | Electrohydraulic lithotripsy system | An assembly of devices that uses plasma-induced shock waves for the intracorporeal fragmentation of stones (calculi) found in the kidney, ureter, and bladder. It typically comprises a generator-powered probe which fires energy pulses at the stone's centre while the probe is irrigated with a saline solution. The collapse of the resulting plasma bubble causes a hydraulic shock that fragments the stone into several pieces which can then be removed using surgical instruments (e.g., a grasping instrument or stone basket). | No | Active |
Identifiers
| Type | ID | Issuing Agency | Package Type | Qty per Pkg | Pkg Status | Pkg Discontinue Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary | 04260667540134 | GS1 |
Premarket Submissions
| Submission Number | Supplement Number |
|---|---|
| K230488 | 000 |