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Device
intraocular pressure lowering implant
Definition
An intraocular pressure lowering implant is a device intended to reduce intraocular pressure when implanted in eyes which have not failed conventional medical and surgical treatment.
Product Code
OGO
Device Class
3
Premarket Approvals (PMA)
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
9
6
6
6
5
6
2
MDR Year
MDR Reports
MDR Events
2018
511
511
2019
352
474
2020
197
807
2021
243
6709
2022
239
11951
2023
185
185
2024
81
81
Device Problems
MDRs with this Device Problem
Events in those MDRs
Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem
804
8002
Malposition of Device
276
2838
Insufficient Information
137
137
Obstruction of Flow
134
2086
Break
105
5229
Device Dislodged or Dislocated
57
1277
Patient-Device Incompatibility
38
38
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available
30
30
Use of Device Problem
27
271
Migration or Expulsion of Device
25
25
Positioning Problem
21
21
Contamination
18
628
Improper or Incorrect Procedure or Method
16
16
Migration
14
14
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
11
11
Activation, Positioning or Separation Problem
9
9
No Apparent Adverse Event
9
9
Therapeutic or Diagnostic Output Failure
8
8
Defective Device
8
8
Unexpected Therapeutic Results
8
8
Nonstandard Device
8
8
Separation Failure
7
7
Complete Blockage
6
6
Difficult to Advance
6
6
Material Protrusion/Extrusion
6
6
Material Twisted/Bent
5
5
Failure to Advance
5
5
Difficult to Insert
5
5
Patient Device Interaction Problem
5
127
Separation Problem
4
4
Failure to Fire
4
4
Contamination /Decontamination Problem
3
125
Extrusion
3
3
Unintended Movement
3
3
Material Integrity Problem
3
3
Failure to Eject
3
3
Fracture
3
125
Unsealed Device Packaging
3
125
Positioning Failure
3
3
Difficult or Delayed Activation
3
3
Increase in Pressure
3
3
Device Appears to Trigger Rejection
3
3
Device Stenosis
3
3
Lack of Effect
2
2
Physical Resistance/Sticking
2
2
Bent
2
2
Entrapment of Device
2
2
Difficult or Delayed Positioning
2
2
Mechanical Problem
2
2
Device Handling Problem
2
2
Mechanical Jam
2
2
Optical Obstruction
2
2
Difficult to Open or Close
2
2
Biocompatibility
2
2
Detachment of Device or Device Component
1
1
Difficult to Open or Remove Packaging Material
1
1
Device Contamination with Chemical or Other Material
1
1
Human-Device Interface Problem
1
1
Material Deformation
1
1
Output Problem
1
1
Power Problem
1
1
Mechanics Altered
1
1
No Flow
1
1
Firing Problem
1
1
Excess Flow or Over-Infusion
1
1
Premature Activation
1
1
Occlusion Within Device
1
1
Fluid/Blood Leak
1
1
Failure to Discharge
1
1
Off-Label Use
1
1
Retraction Problem
1
1
Failure to Read Input Signal
1
1
Inadequacy of Device Shape and/or Size
1
1
Device Slipped
1
1
Physical Resistance
1
1
Structural Problem
1
1
Fitting Problem
1
1
Failure to Deliver
1
1
Dull, Blunt
1
1
Intermittent Loss of Power
1
1
Activation Problem
1
1
Patient Problems
MDRs with this Patient Problem
Events in those MDRs
Intraocular Pressure Increased
465
5346
Hyphema
225
4007
No Code Available
155
155
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions
155
6621
Foreign Body In Patient
151
2957
Visual Impairment
145
1975
Inflammation
124
1222
Eye Injury
120
242
No Known Impact Or Consequence To Patient
108
230
Iritis
92
1068
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient
70
1168
Blurred Vision
70
192
Corneal Edema
69
923
Pain
63
796
Loss of Vision
59
425
Macular Edema
52
418
Insufficient Information
45
289
Intraocular Pressure, Delayed, Uncontrolled
42
43
Uveitis
41
651
Appropriate Clinical Signs, Symptoms, Conditions Term / Code Not Available
40
162
Eye Pain
39
39
Adhesion(s)
39
649
Corneal Decompensation
32
32
Hemorrhage/Bleeding
32
32
Intraocular Pressure Decreased
25
147
No Information
24
24
Endophthalmitis
24
878
Visual Disturbances
23
23
Failure of Implant
18
18
Headache
18
18
Vitreous Hemorrhage
15
15
Patient Problem/Medical Problem
14
14
Discomfort
12
12
Tissue Damage
11
11
Foreign Body Sensation in Eye
11
11
Corneal Abrasion
11
11
Dry Eye(s)
10
10
Corneal Clouding/Hazing
10
10
Hypopyon
9
131
Red Eye(s)
9
132
Capsular Bag Tear
9
131
Therapeutic Response, Decreased
8
8
Scar Tissue
8
8
Glaucoma
7
7
Fibrosis
7
7
Fluid Discharge
6
6
Therapeutic Effects, Unexpected
6
6
Hypersensitivity/Allergic reaction
5
5
No Patient Involvement
5
5
Device Embedded In Tissue or Plaque
5
5
Obstruction/Occlusion
4
4
Complaint, Ill-Defined
4
4
Excessive Tear Production
4
4
Injury
4
4
Corneal Touch
4
4
Vitritis
4
126
Retinal Detachment
3
3
Unspecified Infection
3
3
Itching Sensation
3
3
Keratitis
3
125
Nausea
3
3
Emotional Changes
3
3
Microcystic Edema
3
3
Conjunctivitis
3
247
Bacterial Infection
3
3
Low Blood Pressure/ Hypotension
3
3
Reaction
3
3
Vitrectomy
3
3
UGH (Uveitis Glaucoma Hyphema) Syndrome
3
3
Swelling/ Edema
3
3
Increased Sensitivity
2
2
Eye Infections
2
124
Irritability
2
2
Flashers
2
2
Vitreous Floaters
2
2
Erosion
2
2
Cataract
2
2
Wound Dehiscence
2
2
Host-Tissue Reaction
2
2
Corneal Stromal Edema
2
2
Corneal Ulcer
2
2
Edema
2
2
Local Reaction
2
2
Vomiting
2
2
Burning Sensation
2
2
Thrombus
2
2
Retinal Tear
2
2
Swelling
2
2
Vitreous Loss
2
2
Dizziness
1
1
Halo
1
1
Corneal Infiltrates
1
1
Perforation
1
1
Retinal Injury
1
1
Scarring
1
1
Increased Sensitivity
1
1
Irritation
1
1
Intraocular Infection
1
1
Abrasion
1
1
Erythema
1
1
Recalls
Manufacturer
Recall Class
Date Posted
1
Alcon Research, LTD.
I
Oct-23-2018
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