COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER)
K-Number: K951927 · 1997-05-30
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER)?
COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER) is a medical device that received FDA 510(k) clearance on 1997-05-30. The listed applicant is Csen , Ltd.. The 510(k) number is K951927.
When did COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER) receive FDA 510(k) clearance?
COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER) received FDA 510(k) clearance on 1997-05-30, under 510(k) number K951927.
Who is the listed applicant for COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER)?
The FDA 510(k) record lists Csen , Ltd. as the applicant. This does not by itself establish the device manufacturer.
What is the FDA product code for COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER)?
The FDA product code for COMBINED END-MULTIPLE LATERAL HOLES EPIDURAL CATHETER (CEMLH EPIDURAL CATHETER) is BSO.
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