Rapid Vessel Occlusion (Rapid VO)
iSchemaview · K261085
FDA-authorized Predetermined Change Control Plan
- Company
- iSchemaview
- 510(k)/De Novo #
- K261085
- Decision date
- 2026-07-13
- Panel
- Radiology
- Pathway
- 510(k)
- Category
- AI/SaMD
- PCCP type
- Retraining
- Monitoring commitment
- Not stated
What this PCCP covers. Permits model retraining with additional data
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