Product code
NHI: Stimulator, nerve, electrical, percutaneous (pens), for pain relief
FDA product code · Class II · Neurology
Key facts
| Product code | NHI |
|---|---|
| Device | Stimulator, nerve, electrical, percutaneous (pens), for pain relief |
| Device class | Class II |
| Regulation number | 882.5890 |
| Review panel | Neurology |
| Medical specialty | Neurology |
| Submission type | 510(k) |
| GMP exempt | No |
| Implanted device | No |
| Life-sustaining or life-supporting | No |
| Definition | Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulator (pens) is a device used for the treatment of pain. Unlike the classified transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator that apply an electrical current to electrodes on a patient's skin to deliver stimulation, a pens uses electrodes that are placed percutaneously to deliver stimulation, |
At a glance
- 10–99 510(k) clearances
- None De Novo grants
- None PMA approvals
- None HDE approvals
- 100–999 UDI devices (GUDID)
- 10–99 MAUDE adverse event reports
- None Recalled products (Z-numbers)
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About FDA device product codes
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Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Product Classification database