Thursday, May 16, 2024

Lumendi Receives 510(k) Clearance for Two New Devices

Connecticut-based medical device innovator Lumendi, LLC announced that it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance for DiLumen EZ¹, a single-use, disposable endotherapy device for endoscopic mucosal resections (EMR) and difficult colonoscopies. The new, more cost-effective design, based on the long-standing success of the DiLumen EZ-Glide platform, has been modified and streamlined.

“The DiLumen EZ¹ device will meaningfully enhance our product portfolio by meeting more procedure specific needs for complex polyp resections which are conducted through EMR. Globally, EMR procedures represent the majority share of the over one million polyp resections conducted, annually,” said Dr. Peter Johann, Chief Executive Officer of Lumendi, Ltd.

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The company also announced that it simultaneously received FDA 510(k) clearance of a second device, the DiLumen C¹, which is designed to facilitate complex polyp resection in the colon and rectum via endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD). C¹’s design offers a single working channel that accommodates an atraumatic grasper, providing more direct tissue manipulation and traction. Use of the C¹ and grasper helps improve curative removal of precancerous and non-invasive cancerous polyps during ESD.

”Since 2017, clinicians in the U.S., EU, the UK and Asia, have completed over 4,000 procedures with the commercially available DiLumen EZ Glide. These newest devices, when combined with the increasing market adoption of DiLumen EZ Glide, will accelerate Lumendi’s continued vision to shift procedures away from invasive gastrointestinal surgeries, towards endoluminal procedures with lower complication rates, little to no hospital stays and very minimal recovery times,” added Dr. Johann. “In addition, based on our success impacting therapeutic procedures in the colon and using our current technology, we will look to expand our development program into upper GI interventions, which we expect will lead to better patient outcomes.”

SOURCE: Businesswire

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