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The Solus Gold Embolization Device is indicated to obstruct or reduce the rate of blood flow in the peripheral vasculature.

The Solus Gold Embolization Device is a vascular plug device intended to obstruct or reduce the rate of blood flow in the peripheral vasculature. It is comprised of an implant assembly and a delivery system assembly. The delivery system assembly is comprised of a microcatheter and a delivery catheter. A rotating hemostatic valve (RHV) and a 3-way stopcock is provided on the hub of the delivery catheter for injecting fluid to facilitate expansion of the implant. The Solus Gold implant is available in 3 mm – 6 mm diameters. All implant sizes are provided with the same delivery system, and the physician selects the device size based on the treatment plan. The Solus Gold implant assembly consists of a gold implant body, a distal neck subassembly, and an implant mating component. The proximal end of the implant is joined to the delivery catheter through the implant , which is a platinum tubular segment secured to the inside of the gold implant body with adhesive. The distal neck subassembly is comprised of two stacked silicone valves and a platinum (Pt) marker band that are contained within a stainless-steel housing and bonded to the implant with adhesive. The distal neck subassembly of the implant is mounted to the microcatheter over a preparation tool, which is removed by the user after device preparation. The implant is pleated and folded, loaded onto the delivery catheter and microcatheter, and protected with a sheath. The device is provided sterile and is intended for single use only.