Instrument equipment
Main information
- Trade name:
- Instrument/equipment drape, single-use
- Available from:
- Surgicore Pty Ltd
- Class:
- Class Is
- Medicine domain:
- Humans
- Medicine type:
- Medical device
Documents
- for the general public:
- Public Assessment Report
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Localization
- Available in:
-
Australia
- Language:
- English
Other information
Status
- Source:
- Dept. of Health,Therapeutic Goods Administration - Australia
- Authorization number:
- 221821
- Last update:
- 08-10-2017
Public Assessment Report
Public Summary
Summary for ARTG Entry:
221821
Surgicore Pty Ltd - Instrument/equipment drape, single-use
ARTG entry for
Medical Device Included Class Is
Sponsor
Surgicore Pty Ltd
Postal Address
35 / 45-51 Huntley Street,ALEXANDRIA, NSW, 2015
Australia
ARTG Start Date
31/03/2014
Product category
Medical Device Class Is
Status
Active
Approval area
Medical Devices
Conditions
- The inclusion of the kind of device in the ARTG is subject to compliance with all conditions placed or imposed on the ARTG entry. Refer Part 4-5,
Division 2 (Conditions) of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 and Part 5, Division 5.2 (Conditions) of the Therapeutic Goods (Medical Devices) Regulations
2002 for relevant information.
- Breaching conditions of the inclusion related to the device of the kind may lead to suspension or cancellation of the ARTG entry; may be a criminal
offence; and civil penalties may apply.
Manufacturers
Name
Address
Novadaq Technologies Inc
13155 Delf Place Unit 250
Richmond, British Columbia, V6V 2A2
Canada
Products
1. Instrument/equipment drape, single-use
Product Type
Single Device Product
Effective date
31/03/2014
GMDN
45021 Instrument/equipment drape, single-use
Intended purpose
A custom sterile surgical drape that attaches via a specially designed optical window and sterile tapes, and
is designed to maintain sterility of the device's articulating arm throughout the procedure.
Specific Conditions
No Specific Conditions included on Record
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