Vascular implant detacher, electronic, single-use

A vascular implant detacher, electronic, single-use is a handheld, battery-powered device designed to release a vascular implant—such as a neurovascular coil or stent—from its delivery system. It works by applying a low-level electric current through the delivery wire to trigger an electrolytic reaction at a specific detachment point, allowing the implant to be left in place while the delivery tool is withdrawn.

This category includes only single-use, non-invasive devices that are electrically powered and intended for use in vascular procedures. As described in the reference definition, these units are not implanted and are discarded after one use, with regulation based on their function as external tools that facilitate implant deployment without entering the body.