Medilas 2

FDA 510(k) K853580 · Endo Lase, Inc.

Substantially Equivalent

510(k) numberK853580

Submission

Device name
Medilas 2
Applicant
Endo Lase, Inc.
Washington, DC, US
Received
August 26, 1985
Decision date
February 13, 1986
Decision
Substantially Equivalent (SESE)
Type
Traditional 510(k)

Official FDA 510(k) record

Device classification

Product code
LKW – Laser, Neurosurgical
Device class
Class III (high risk)

Other 510(k)s with product code LKW

510(k)DeviceApplicantDecision
K875042Nd:Yag 100 Surgical Laser for Neuro & PulmonaryLKW · Traditional Surgilase, Inc.06/24/1988SE
K880172Model 4900 Nd:Yag Laser for Neurosurgery Applica.LKW · Traditional Cooper Lasersonics, Inc.03/11/1988SE
K86416625 Watt Carbon Dioxide Medical Laser for NeurologyLKW · Traditional Weck Surgical Systems02/10/1987SE
K844440Model 4000 Nd:Yag Laser for Hemorrhage ControlLKW · Traditional Cooper Lasersonics, Inc.05/09/1985SE

More from Cooper Lasersonics, Inc.

510(k)DeviceDecision
K853900Endo-Lase CD40 for NeurosurgeryGEX · Traditional 06/18/1986SE
K853878Endo-Lase CD-100 CO2 Laser for NeurosurgeryGEX · Traditional 05/02/1986SE
K855093Medilas 2 Nd:Yag Laser Surgery SystemHHR · Traditional 02/21/1986SE
K853903Endo-Lase CD40 CO2 for GynecologyHHR · Traditional 02/21/1986SE
K853876Endo-Lse CD-100 CO2 Laser for GynecologyHHR · Traditional 02/21/1986SE
K853901Endo-Lase CD 40 for DermatologyGEX · Traditional 02/19/1986SE
K853877Endo-Lase CD-100 CO2 Laser for DermatologyGEX · Traditional 02/19/1986SE
K860152Model 700 Evacuator for Use with Laser SurgeryLNK · Traditional 02/05/1986SE
K853902Endo-Lase CD40 for OtorhinolaryngologyEWG · Traditional 01/09/1986SE
K853875Endo-Lase CD-100 CO2 Laser for OtorhinolaryngologyEWG · Traditional 01/09/1986SE

Questions and answers

When was Medilas 2 cleared by the FDA?

Medilas 2 (K853580) received a 510(k) decision of Substantially Equivalent on February 13, 1986, 171 days after the submission was received.

What is the product code of K853580?

The FDA product code is LKW – Laser, Neurosurgical, a Class III (high risk) device.