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Recognition List Number: 025 Publication Date: 10/04/2010 

Part B: SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

Recognition Number 8-194: ISO 6474-1 First edition 2010-02-15, Implants for surgery - Ceramic materials - Part 1: Ceramic materials based on high purity alumina. (Materials)

Date of Standard: 2010. 
Address of Standards Organization:
  International Organization for Standardization (ISO)*
  1, Rue de Varembe
  Case Postale 56
  CH 1211 Geneva 20, 0
  SWITZERLAND
CDRH Office and Division Associated with Recognized Standards:
OFFICE OF DEVICE EVALUATION (ODE)
Devices Affected:
Implantable Medical Devices
Processes Affected:
510(K), IDE, PMA, PDP, HDE, Design Controls
Type of Standard:
 Material Standards, International, Horizontal
Extent of Recognition:
Complete Standard with additional comments outlined below:

This standard is a material specification for alumina ceramic stratified into either a type A or type B classification - ceramic materials of type A are intended for implants for high load applications (e.g. bearing surfaces of joint replacements); ceramic materials of type B are intended for implants for low load applications (e.g. maxillofacial and middle-ear implants).

Additional information must be provided to document that the design of the product will provide adequate mechanical properties for the particular application. In applications subjected to wear or articulation, additional data may be needed to document resistance to wear and abrasion. The wear behavior of implants is a system property and not only a material property. The wear test chosen should be conducted taking into consideration the intended use of the ceramic component. The test should refer to realistic application conditions of the articulating components.

Additional information must be provided to document the rationale for the selection, preparation, evaluation, and number of samples chosen for the microstructural analysis described in clause 5.3.
Related CFR Citations and Product Codes:
Regulation
Number
Device Name Device
Class
Product
Code
Unclassified Prosthesis, Hip, Semi-Constrained, Metal/Ceramic/Ceramic, Cemented Class 3 LPF
Unclassified Prosthesis, Hip, Semi-Constrained, Metal/Ceramic/Ceramic/Metal, Cemented Or Uncemented Class 3 MRA
§888.3353 Prosthesis, Hip, Semi-Constrained, Metal/Ceramic/Polymer, Cemented Or Non-Porous, Uncemented Class 2 LZO
 
Relevant Guidance:
There is no relevant guidance developed at this time.
FDA Technical Contact:
  John Goode
  FDA/CDRH/ODE
  10903 New Hampshire Avenue Building 66, Room 1510
  Silver Spring MD 20993
  301/796-6407
  Email: john.goode@fda.hhs.gov
* In the United States, copies of this standard can be obtained from:
  American National Standards Institute (ANSI)*
  25 West 43rd Street
  4th Floor
  New York, NY 10036
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