DEVICE: LifeSPARC (00814112020807)

A sterile, hand-held, surgical instrument designed for insertion into a blood vessel (the vasculature) to unblock, enlarge or measure the internal diameter of the vessel during a surgical intervention. It is a rod-like device with a long, slender, body that terminates with a bulbous, cylindrical distal tip of various shapes and sizes. Commonly known as a vessel dilator or vascular probe, it is available in a variety of sizes (diameters and lengths) and flexibilities. It is typically made of metal or plastic materials. This is a single-use device.

A platform upon which modular devices of a cardiopulmonary bypass system (e.g., the blood pumps) are mounted to form the complete system. It typically includes electronics and control panels (e.g., microprocessors to control pump speed), and the main connection to the source of line power. It serves as the basic workstation for the operator to monitor and control the system's functions.

A device intended to be connected to a drive unit (not included) to circulate blood through the extracorporeal circuit of a non-roller type cardiopulmonary bypass system, via a centrifugal force mechanism, for gas exchange and reinfusion; it may in addition be used in extracorporeal support systems for ventricular support/circulatory assistance. It includes flow channels and a rotor driven by the system’s drive unit. This is a single-use device.

A collection of sterile devices that is a component of a mobile extracorporeal gas exchange system and which includes a dedicated dual-lumen venous catheter. The catheter is designed to conduct blood from the patient and return it to the venous system (veno-venous) after extracorporeal circulation and gas exchange; it is intended for use with femoral or jugular veins and is designed for low-resistance to flow while also resisting kinks. In addition to the catheter, the kit typically includes a syringe, needles, guidewires, a scalpel, and dilators. This is a single-use device.