DEVICE: Focal One (03661690000052)
Device Identifier (DI) Information
Focal One
TMS 239320
In Commercial Distribution
EDAP-TMS FRANCE
TMS 239320
In Commercial Distribution
EDAP-TMS FRANCE
The device is a computer-controlled medical device intended to provide High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (also referred to as HIFU) to ablate prostate tissue. The Focal One system consists of the following main sub-assemblies: Focal One Control Module, Dynamic Focal Probe, and consumable Focalpak. HIFU is a unique process of delivering a large amount of heat energy to a confined space in a highly controlled manner. This energy heats the tissue to ablation levels while minimizing the effect on surrounding structures. The ultrasound energy is delivered via an endorectal probe, which includes an imaging system. The ultrasound waves propagate through the rectal wall and are focused on a portion of the prostate, generating intense heat and causing the ablation of tissue within the targeted area. The process is then repeated in a stepwise fashion to destroy the targeted tissues within the prostate. The apex, sphincter and rectum are preserved while prostate tissues are ablated.Imported diagnostic data can be fused with the real time ultrasound image in order to facilitate the targeting of the ablation volume.
Device Characteristics
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GMDN
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GMDN Term Code | GMDN Term Name | GMDN Term Definition | GMDN Term Status [?] | Implantable? |
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11248 | Physical therapy ultrasound system |
An assembly of devices designed to produce and deliver ultrasonic waves that penetrate tissues and produce both thermal and nonthermal (e.g., mechanical and cavitation) effects to treat pain (e.g., muscle, tendon, joint) and as an aid in the healing of soft-tissue injuries (e.g., ulcerations, bursitis). It typically consists of a radio-frequency (RF) generator (frequencies from one to three megahertz are typical), a cable that transmits the RF energy to the applicator, and an applicator including a piezoelectric transducer that applies the ultrasonic energy to the patient's tissues through the skin.
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FDA Product Code
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PLP | High Intensity Ultrasound System For Prostate Tissue Ablation |
FDA Premarket Submission
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K172721 | 000 |
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Device Record Status
f1211e35-f102-4f1b-a767-1201fda7c4a0
July 30, 2020
3
June 11, 2018
July 30, 2020
3
June 11, 2018
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[?]Customer Contact
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+33763346399
agarin@edap-tms.com
agarin@edap-tms.com