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The 510(k) summary describes a fluid and vacuum control system with basic electrical remote sensing, and there is no mention of AI or ML in the intended use, device description, or any other section.
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The device controls the flow of irrigation fluids and vacuum during wound care and surgical procedures; it does not directly treat a disease or condition.
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This device is designed to control the flow of irrigation fluids and vacuum during surgical procedures and wound care, and for hydro-dissection. Its function is to facilitate these procedures, not to diagnose medical conditions or diseases.
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The device description explicitly mentions hardware components such as tubing sets, disposable fluid canisters, accessories, and an electrical cable, indicating it is not solely software.
Based on the provided information, the I.C. Medical SI Controller Model SI 500 is not an IVD (In Vitro Diagnostic) device.
Here's why:
- Intended Use: The intended use clearly states that the device is for controlling the flow of irrigation fluids and vacuum during wound care and closed surgical procedures. This involves direct interaction with the patient's body during a medical procedure.
- Device Description: The description reinforces its use in surgical procedures and with surgical accessories.
- Lack of IVD Characteristics: IVD devices are designed to examine specimens (like blood, urine, tissue) outside the body to provide information for diagnosis, monitoring, or screening. The SI Controller does not perform this function. It is a device used on the patient during a procedure.
Therefore, the SI Controller falls under the category of a surgical device or an irrigation/suction device used in a clinical setting, not an in vitro diagnostic device.
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Intended Use / Indications for Use
The I.C. Medical SI Controller Model SI 500 is intended to control the flow of irrigation fluids and vacuum to suction/irrigation and multifunction accessories having compatible suction/irrigation features during wound care and closed surgical procedures. When used with appropriate accessories the SI Controller may be used for hydro-dissection.
The SI Controller is not intended for use in delivering any blood or blood products
Product codes (comma separated list FDA assigned to the subject device)
BTA
Device Description
The SI Controller Model SI500 controls the flow of fluids and vacuum to suction/irrigation and multifunction accessories used during -wound-eare and-open and closed surgical procedures and may be used for hydrodissection. Also included in this 510(k) application are tubing sets, disposable fluid canisters and accessories used to connect other surgical accessories to the irrigation fluid and vacuum sources. An electrical cable is also provided to accommodate remote sensing from I.C. Medical Crystal Vision smoke evacuators (K932230) in order to automatically activate and deactivate the SI Controller. I.C. Medical recommends that this device be used with the PenEvac SI (K955166) which is a multifunction suction, irrigation, ESU monopolar electrode device.
The description of the SI Controller is divided into three sections: irrigation, suction, and activation.
Irrigation Section:
The irrigation section includes a peristantic pump. Irrigation tubing is routed from two irrigation bags, through two flow control solenoids, into a fluid seasor, through the pump (in all modes except AUTO 3GF) and then to the PenEvac SI device. A heat retaining plate is positioned between the two irrigation bags. Flow and pressure adjustments are available.
When the controller senses a request for irrigation fluid, one of the bags is automatically selected and a solenoid opens to allow fluid to flow. If no fluid is sensed by the Fluid Sensor, the first solenoid is closed and the second bag is selected by automatically opening the other solenoid.
The heat retaining plate is not capable of warming large volumes of fluid, it is intended simply to minimize heat loss while the bags are exposed. The maximum temperature of the plate is 30 decrees centigrade.
There are also push buttons that open the flow solenoids so that the irrigation tubing may be inserted and a push button that turns the pump on so that the irrigation tubing can be filled with fluid and purged of air.
Suction Section:
Vacuum may be provided from either wall suction or from a Crystal Vision smoke evacuator. There is a switch to select the vacuum source.
WALL SUCTION: Tubing connects the wall suction outlet to the SI Controller and then from the front of the controller to a disposable fluid canister. Sterile tubing is then used to connect the fluid canister to the PenEvac SI device. When wall suction is used, flow can be controlled from the front panel of the SI Controller.
SMOKE EVACUATOR SUCTION: Tubing connects the input filter of the smoke evacuator to the fluid canister, and then sterile tubing is used to connect the canister to the PenEvac SI. Flow is controlled by the FLOW control on the Crystal Vision smoke evacuator.
Activation Section:
There are four activation modes available with the SI Controller. The MANUAL MODE is used with accessories that provide only suction and irrigations and the surgeon must activate the control on the accessory to activate/deactivate suction and irrigation . The other modes of operation provide automatic activation/deactivation when deactivation of an ESU generator is sensed.
MANUAL MODE: The manual mode is used with a PenEvac SI accessory that does not provide an electrocautery monopolar electrode function. The surgeon can select suction, or irrigation , or simultaneous suction/irrigation (depending on the tip used) by depressing the appropriate button on the PenEvac SI body.
AUTO 1 MODE: This mode provides for simultaneous suction when the ESU generator is Upon generator deactivation, the irrigation runs for an adjustable amount of time and then it deactivated. automatically deactivates. Suction continues for an amount of time after irrigation deactivates and then it also stops.
AUTO 2 MODE: Irrigation is provided automatically for an adjustable amount of time when ESU generator deactivation is sensed. Upon cessation of irrigation, suction automatically is provided for an adjustable amount of time.
AUTO 3EF MODE: The pump is not activated in this mode. Upon seasing ESU activation, the appropriate flow control solenoid opens and allows gravity fed fluids to flow. Suction commences automatically.
OPTIONS .- Two options will be available with the SI Controller.
The following circuits effect the SI Controller activation in all modes:
OVER PRESSURE: The over pressure circuit monitors the pressure in the suction is not activated. This is useful during closed procedures. If the pressure exceeds the set value, the suction is activated to reduce the pressure.
OCCLUSION: The suction circuit monitors the vacuum in the suction line while the suction circuit is activated. If an occlusion is detected. The suction is deactivated. This option is useful to prevent tissue trapping.
Accessories:
Irrigation Tubine: This sterile set provides connection of two typical irrigation bags to the suction/irrigation device. It has two beveled edged connectors for easy insertion bag connection. It also has tubing sections compatible with the fluid flow sensor and peristal connector is competible with the PenEvac SI multifunction accessories.
Suction Tubing (PenEvac SI to suction canister): This is a sterile tubing set. Its connections are compatible with the PenEvac SI device and common suction canister.
Suction Tubing (other): Various lengths of non-sterile tubing are available for inter-connecting the suction canister with either a Crystal Vision smoke evacuator or with typical wall suction connectors.
Electrical cable: A two conductor electrical cable is used to connect the SI Controller to Crystal Vision smoke evacuators.
ESU Sensor (part of K932230): This sensor can be connected directly to the SI Controller if wall suction is used as a vacuum source instead of a Crystal Vision smoke evacuator.
Mentions image processing
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Mentions AI, DNN, or ML
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Description of the training set, sample size, data source, and annotation protocol
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Predicate Device(s): If the device was cleared using the 510(k) pathway, identify the Predicate Device(s) K/DEN number used to claim substantial equivalence and list them here in a comma separated list exactly as they appear in the text. List the primary predicate first in the list.
Cabot Medical, Cabot Irrigation Pump; Nezhat-Dorsey Hydro-Dissection System; Bard/Davol, Endo Flo Irrigation System
Reference Device(s): Identify the Reference Device(s) K/DEN number and list them here in a comma separated list exactly as they appear in the text.
Predetermined Change Control Plan (PCCP) - All Relevant Information for the subject device only (e.g. presence / absence, what scope was granted / cleared under the PCCP, any restrictions, etc).
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§ 878.4780 Powered suction pump.
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Identification. A powered suction pump is a portable, AC-powered or compressed air-powered device intended to be used to remove infectious materials from wounds or fluids from a patient's airway or respiratory support system. The device may be used during surgery in the operating room or at the patient's bedside. The device may include a microbial filter.(b)
Classification. Class II.
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510(k) Summary
| Submitter | |
|---|---|
| Name: | I.C. Medical, Inc. |
| Address: | 5170 West Phelps Road |
| Glendale, AZ 85306 | |
| Phone: | (602) 547-9200 |
| FAX: | (602) 547-0750 |
| Contact Person: | Kurt Hasper |
| Date Summary Was Prepared: | January 30, 1996 |
| Amended: | May 29, 1996 |
| Amended: | September 25, 1996 |
| Device Trade Name: | SI Controller, Model SI 500 |
| Common Name: | Irrigation, Aspiration, Hydro-Dissection |
| System and Accessories | |
| Classification Name: | BTA: Powered Suction Pump (878.4780) |
| Substantial equivalence to the following: | |
| SI Controller: | Cabot Medical, Cabot Irrigation Pump; |
| Nezhat-Dorsey Hydro-Dissection System; | |
| Bard/Davol, Endo Flo Irrigation System | |
| Tubing Sets: | I.C. Medical Sterile Disposable Tubing Set |
| (p/o K932230) | |
| I.C. Medical PenEvac SI (K955166) |
Description of the Suction/Irrigation Controller:
The SI Controller Model SI500 controls the flow of fluids and vacuum to suction/irrigation and multifunction accessories used during -wound-eare and-open and closed surgical procedures and may be used for hydrodissection. Also included in this 510(k) application are tubing sets, disposable fluid canisters and accessories used
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to connect other surgical accessories to the irrigation fluid and vacuum sources. An electrical cable is also provided to accommodate remote sensing from I.C. Medical Crystal Vision smoke evacuators (K932230) in order to automatically activate and deactivate the SI Controller. I.C. Medical recommends that this device be used with the PenEvac SI (K95166) which is a multifunction suction, irrigation, ESU monopolar electrode device.
Except for comparison of tubing sets, the Crystal Vision (K932230) smoke evacuator is not part of this 510(k) application and its mention is only for clarity in the function of the SI Controller. The Crystal Vision smoke evacuator has a remote seasor that is used to sense the activation of an ESU generator. The remote sensor has no electrical connections to the generator activation is sensed, the smoke evacuator pump is started and vacuum is present at the input filter of the evacuator. This vacuum source may be optionally used, instead of wall suction, with the SI Controller. A cable is provided from the smoke evacuator to the SI Coatroller to sease activation of the smoke evacuator. SI Controller activity at that time depends on the mode selected as described later.
The PenEvac SI (K955166) is a multifunction device that can provide, depending on tip selection, suction, irrigation, and ESU monopolar electrode functions. The materials used in the fluid and suction channels (tubing, connectors, and plastic resins) of the Pealivac SI are being used as a predicate for the tubing sets included in this 510(k) application along with the materials used in the Sterile Disposable Tubing Set (p/o K932230).
The description of the SI Controller is divided into three sections: irrigation, suction, and activation.
Irrigation Section:
The irrigation section includes a peristantic pump. Irrigation tubing is routed from two irrigation bags, through two flow control solenoids, into a fluid seasor, through the pump (in all modes except AUTO 3GF) and then to the PenEvac SI device. A heat retaining plate is positioned between the two irrigation bags. Flow and pressure adjustments are available.
When the controller senses a request for irrigation fluid, one of the bags is automatically selected and a solenoid opens to allow fluid to flow. If no fluid is sensed by the Fluid Sensor, the first solenoid is closed and the second bag is selected by automatically opening the other solenoid.
The heat retaining plate is not capable of warming large volumes of fluid, it is intended simply to minimize heat loss while the bags are exposed. The maximum temperature of the plate is 30 decrees centigrade.
There are also push buttons that open the flow solenoids so that the irrigation tubing may be inserted and a push button that turns the pump on so that the irrigation tubing can be filled with fluid and purged of air.
Suction Section:
Vacuum may be provided from either wall suction or from a Crystal Vision smoke evacuator. There is a switch to select the vacuum source.
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WALL SUCTION: Tubing connects the wall suction outlet to the SI Controller and then from the front of the controller to a disposable fluid canister. Sterile tubing is then used to connect the fluid canister to the PenEvac SI device. When wall suction is used, flow can be controlled from the front panel of the SI Controller.
SMOKE EVACUATOR SUCTION: Tubing connects the input filter of the smoke evacuator to the fluid canister, and then sterile tubing is used to connect the canister to the PenEvac SI. Flow is controlled by the FLOW control on the Crystal Vision smoke evacuator.
Activation Section:
There are four activation modes available with the SI Controller. The MANUAL MODE is used with accessories that provide only suction and irrigations and the surgeon must activate the control on the accessory to activate/deactivate suction and irrigation . The other modes of operation provide automatic activation/deactivation when deactivation of an ESU generator is sensed.
MANUAL MODE: The manual mode is used with a PenEvac SI accessory that does not provide an electrocautery monopolar electrode function. The surgeon can select suction, or irrigation , or simultaneous suction/irrigation (depending on the tip used) by depressing the appropriate button on the PenEvac SI body.
AUTO 1 MODE: This mode provides for simultaneous suction when the ESU generator is Upon generator deactivation, the irrigation runs for an adjustable amount of time and then it deactivated. automatically deactivates. Suction continues for an amount of time after irrigation deactivates and then it also stops.
AUTO 2 MODE: Irrigation is provided automatically for an adjustable amount of time when ESU generator deactivation is sensed. Upon cessation of irrigation, suction automatically is provided for an adjustable amount of time.
AUTO 3EF MODE: The pump is not activated in this mode. Upon seasing ESU activation, the appropriate flow control solenoid opens and allows gravity fed fluids to flow. Suction commences automatically.
OPTIONS .- Two options will be available with the SI Controller.
The following circuits effect the SI Controller activation in all modes:
OVER PRESSURE: The over pressure circuit monitors the pressure in the suction is not activated. This is useful during closed procedures. If the pressure exceeds the set value, the suction is activated to reduce the pressure.
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OCCLUSION: The suction circuit monitors the vacuum in the suction line while the suction circuit is activated. If an occlusion is detected. The suction is deactivated. This option is useful to prevent tissue trapping.
Accessories:
Irrigation Tubine: This sterile set provides connection of two typical irrigation bags to the suction/irrigation device. It has two beveled edged connectors for easy insertion bag connection. It also has tubing sections compatible with the fluid flow sensor and peristal connector is competible with the PenEvac SI multifunction accessories.
Suction Tubing (PenEvac SI to suction canister): This is a sterile tubing set. Its connections are compatible with the PenEvac SI device and common suction canister.
Suction Tubing (other): Various lengths of non-sterile tubing are available for inter-connecting the suction canister with either a Crystal Vision smoke evacuator or with typical wall suction connectors.
Electrical cable: A two conductor electrical cable is used to connect the SI Controller to Crystal Vision smoke evacuators.
ESU Sensor (part of K932230): This sensor can be connected directly to the SI Controller if wall suction is used as a vacuum source instead of a Crystal Vision smoke evacuator.
Intended Use of the Suction/Irrigation Controller:
The I.C. Medical SI Controller Model SI 500 is intended to control the flow of irrigation fluids and vacuum to suction/irrigation and multifunction accessories having compatible suction/irrigation features during wound care and closed surgical procedures. When used with appropriate accessories the SI Controller may be used for hydro-dissection.
The SI Controller is not intended for use in delivering any blood or blood products
Summary of Technological Characteristics:
The SI Controller uses a peristaltic pump, fluid sensor, and soleaoids to control the flow of irrigation fluids. The pump can deliver continuously variable flows from 0-3.5 gpm. Pressure may also be varied within a pressure
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range that is comparable to other devices used during laparoscopic procedures. The electrical specifications are the same as other electrical devices used in the operating room.
The SI Controller has a temperature controlled heat retaining plate that is meant to minimize heat from previously warmed bags of irrigation fluids. The heat retaining plate is not meant to heat cold bags of fluids and it has a maximum temperature of 38 degrees centigrade.
The tubing sets will be packaged and sterilized in the same manner as the predicate tubing sets. The materials used in the tubing sets are the same, with the exception of the peristaltic pump tubing, as those used in the predicate devices. The peristaltic pump tubing is suitable for use in these tubing sets.
I.C. Medical has concluded that the SI Controller and its tubing sets are substantially equivalent to the predicate devices.