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Pinhas (Peter) Dartal 01 June 2010 [email protected] 0544871990 QA role in development of Percutaneous Aortic Valve prosthesis

Pinhas (Peter) Dartal 01 June 2010 pdrettel@hotmail 0544871990

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QA role in development of Percutaneous Aortic Valve prosthesis. Pinhas (Peter) Dartal 01 June 2010 [email protected] 0544871990. Transcatheter Heart Valve Prosthesis. Tested to ISO5840 and FDA surgical Heart Valve Guidance • In-vitro durability simulating 5 years (200 million cycles) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Pinhas (Peter) Dartal 01 June 2010 pdrettel@hotmail 0544871990

Pinhas (Peter) Dartal01 June 2010

[email protected]

QA role in development of

Percutaneous Aortic Valve prosthesis

Page 2: Pinhas (Peter) Dartal 01 June 2010 pdrettel@hotmail 0544871990

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Transcatheter Heart Valve Prosthesis

Tested to ISO5840 and FDA surgical Heart Valve Guidance

• In-vitro durability simulating 5 years (200 million cycles)

• Frame fatigue testing simulating 15 years (600 million cycles)

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Regulatory requirements

• Medical device field is highly regulated so even the most brilliant new medical devices are of no value, if needed approvals from relevant authorities are not secured.

• Quality assurance and regulatory affairs departments play a major role in getting the required approvals.

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Regulatory requirements

• In the United States all devices in commercial distribution are classified in class I, II, or III, depending on the degree or regulation necessary for the reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness of the device.

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Regulatory requirements

• Premarket notification- 510(K) is required by FDA in order to establish substantial equivalence in safety and effectiveness to a medical device already marketed in the United States.

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Regulatory requirements

• Premarket Approval Application (PMA) is required by FDA for class III devices and is, in effect a private license granted for marketing a particular medical device.

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Regulatory requirements

• An Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) is permission from clinical authorities to conduct clinical studies on human subjects about a new device, or a new intended use or modification for an existing device.

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Regulatory requirements

• In Europe all devices in commercial distribution are classified in class I, IIa, IIb, or III, and require Conformité Européenne, "European conformity" (CE) marking for commercial distribution, to be issued by a Notified Body.

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Aortic stenosis

• Aortic stenosis may begin as a result of infection, rheumatic fever or a congenital abnormality. Typically, the valve tissue becomes scarred, inflamed or thickened. Calcium may collect on the valve, reducing the flexibility of the valve leaflets

• As the valve leaflets lose their flexibility, the area through which blood flows is reduced. As it becomes harder to push blood through the valve, the muscles of the heart chamber wall stretch and thicken, leading to an increased likelihood of heart failure.

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Medical device companies

• Majority of employees are engineers

• Number of M.D’s is very small (if at all)

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QA role in development

• Design Controls – framework that must be used for devices development and for understanding the intent of regulation

• Design and Development Planning

• Design Input

• Design Output

• Design Review

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QA role in development

• Design Verification

• Design Validation

• Design Transfer

• Design Changes

• Design History File

• QA is involved in all projects

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THV

• The Transcatheter Heart Valve (THV), is a prosthetic device intended for use for patients who suffer from Severe Aortic Valve Stenosis. It is an artificial heart valve designed for a less invasive implantation by transluminal catheter technique without thoracotomy and open-heart surgery.

Page 14: Pinhas (Peter) Dartal 01 June 2010 pdrettel@hotmail 0544871990

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Balloon expandable Stainless Steel or Cobalt Chromium frame:

Consistency & durability with non-conformable, Radial strength for concentric shape that creates uniform stress on leaflets and limits contact with frame

symmetrical, discreet frame– Radial strength for concentric shape that creates uniform

stress on leaflets and limits contact with frame Consistency & durability with non-conformable, symmetrical, discreet

frame– Radial strength for concentric shape that creates uniform stress on

leaflets and limits contact with frame

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Bovine pericardial leaflets:

• Matched for deflection and thickness for optimal coaptation and durable hemodynamic performances

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Crimper

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Delivery system

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One Valve with Two Complementary ApproachesOne Valve with Two Complementary Approaches

TransapicalTransapicalDelivery SystemDelivery System

TransfemoralTransfemoralDelivery SystemDelivery System

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Edwards SAPIEN™ THV using the Edwards SAPIEN™ THV using the RetroFlex 3™ Transfemoral Delivery SystemRetroFlex 3™ Transfemoral Delivery System

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Edwards SAPIEN™ THV using the Edwards SAPIEN™ THV using the Ascendra™ Transapical Delivery SystemAscendra™ Transapical Delivery System