Artegraft Vascular Graft

Device typeArteriovenous shunt: An implanted device designed to provide a passage for blood to flow between an artery typically located in an arm, and a peripheral vein, central vein or right atrium, creating a graft fistula that provides blood access for external procedures, especially haemodialysis. It is a synthetic vascular graft/graft assembly with a thin wall and appropriate size (commonly 6 mm diameter) and configuration to facilitate vessel puncturing. It is typically used when it is not possible or convenient to create a direct arteriovenous fistula or for patients who have exhausted peripheral venous access. Disposable devices associated with implantation may be included.

FDA categoryTissue Graft Of 6mm And Greater

Device ID00316837000213

Catalog numberAG 616

AvailabilityPrescription

Single useYes

SterileYes

MRI safetyLabeling does not contain MRI Safety Information