26 devices · GMDN 62573
An aortic arch endovascular stent-graft is a tubular device designed to treat aneurysms or dissections in the aortic arch and descending thoracic aorta. Placed inside the blood vessel via a catheter, it expands to reinforce the weakened artery wall, restoring proper blood flow while excluding the damaged section.
These devices are typically regulated as high-risk medical technology, often requiring pre-market approval or conformity assessment before commercialization. They are generally supplied as single-use, sterile implants, with associated disposable tools for deployment, and are classified differently depending on the jurisdiction and specific design features.
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