Class Class II

Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (standard deflection), PN UROSD101; Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (reverse deflection), PN URORD101; Vision1 Imaging Console and Display System, PN VIS101 (K223466)

K223466 2023-02-17 Special
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Description

Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (standard deflection), PN UROSD101; Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (reverse deflection), PN URORD101; Vision1 Imaging Console and Display System, PN VIS101 by STERIS Corporation, an FDA 510(k) cleared gastroenterology, urology device.

Regulatory Information

Device ClassClass Class II
510(k) NumberK223466
Clearance Date2023-02-17
Clearance TypeSpecial
Product CodeFGB
Regulation Number876.1500

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Predicate lineage for K223466

A 510(k) clearance is granted by showing substantial equivalence to an earlier legally marketed device, called the predicate. This lineage is named in the 510(k) summary document and is not published by the FDA as a connected dataset. Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (standard deflection), PN UROSD101; Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (reverse deflection), PN URORD101; Vision1 Imaging Console and Display System, PN VIS101 (K223466) cites 1 predicate device and is itself cited by 1 later device.

Predicate devices cited by this clearance

Devices this clearance was compared against
K numberDeviceApplicantYear
K211347Uretero1 Ureteroscope SystemSTERIS Corporation2021

Later devices that cite this one as their predicate

Devices that cite K223466
K numberDeviceApplicantYear
K231878Uretero1 Single-Use Digital Flexible Ureteroscope (standard...STERIS Corporation2023

Trace the full predicate network for K223466

A link appears here only where the predicate could be read from a published 510(k) summary. Where no summary exists or a reference cannot be resolved to a K number, no link is drawn, so a gap means unknown rather than none.

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