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 Prosthetic Heart Valve | Instructions for Use 

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orifice internal diameter (D)

orifice internal diameter (D)

tissue annulus (mounting) diameter (A)

external sewing ring diameter (S)

profile height open (H)

profile height closed (h)

orifice internal diameter (D)

tissue annulus (mounting) diameter (A)

external sewing ring diameter (S)

profile height open (H)

profile height closed (h)

orifice internal diameter (D)

external sewing ring diameter (S)

orifice internal diameter (D)

tissue annulus (mounting) diameter (A)

external sewing ring diameter (S)

tissue annulus (mounting) diameter (A)

external sewing ring diameter (S)

profile height open (H)

profile height closed (h)

tissue annulus (mounting) diameter (A)

profile height open (H)

profile height closed (h)

profile height open (H)

profile height closed (h)

INSTRUCTION FOR USE

CAUTION: Federal law (USA) restricts this device to 
sale by or on the order of a physician. 

1.  DEVICE DESCRIPTION 

The On-X

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 Prosthetic Heart Valve (Figure 1) is a bileaflet 

mechanical heart valve, which consists of an orifice 
housing and two leaflets. The orifice inflow area has a 
flared inlet designed to reduce flow turbulence, and 
the outflow rim consists of leaflet guards designed to 
protect the leaflets while in the closed position. The 
leaflets rotate around tabs located within the inner 
circumference of the orifice ring. In the closed position, 
each leaflet forms a nominal angle of 40º relative to the 
plane of the orifice. In the open position, the plane of 
each leaflet forms a nominal angle of 90º relative to the 
plane of the orifice. The leaflets have a travel arc of 50º 
to the closed position. 
The orifice is composed of graphite substrate coated 
with On-X

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 Carbon, a pure unalloyed form of pyrolytic 

carbon. The leaflets consist of On-X

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 Carbon deposited 

on a graphite substrate, which is impregnated with 10 
weight% tungsten to provide radiopacity. 
The sewing ring is constructed of 
polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) fabric mounted on the 
orifice using titanium retaining rings and 5-0 suture 
material. This form of sewing ring attachment to the 
orifice allows for rotation of the sewing ring in situ during 
implantation. Orientation reference marks are provided 
on the sewing ring for valve orientation. 
The On-X

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 Prosthetic Heart Valve is available in 3 

aortic and 2 mitral sewing ring configurations. All 
aortic configurations are available in sizes 19, 21, 23, 
25, and 27/29 mm. The standard mitral sewing ring is 
available in sizes 23, 25, 27/29 and 31/33, while the mitral 
Conform-X

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 sewing ring is available in size 25/33 only. 

Aortic valves, size 19 mm through 25 mm, are designed 
for intrasupra-annular sewing ring position, while the 
valve size 27/29 mm is designed for intra-annular sewing 
ring position. All mitral valve sizes are designed for the 
supra-annular sewing ring position.

2.  INDICATIONS FOR USE 

The On-X Prosthetic Heart Valve is indicated for the 
replacement of diseased, damaged, or malfunctioning 
native or prosthetic heart valves in the aortic and mitral 
positions.

3.  CONTRAINDICATIONS

The On-X Prosthetic Heart Valve is contraindicated for 
patients unable to tolerate anticoagulation therapy.

Figure 1: Aortic and Mitral Profiles

(See Table 1 for corresponding dimensions)

(C) AORTIC ANATOMIC (ONXAN, ONXANE)

(B) AORTIC CONFORM-X

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 (ONXAC, ONXACE)

(A) AORTIC (ONXA, ONXAE)

(D) MITRAL (ONXM)

(E) MITRAL CONFORM-X

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 (ONXMC)

Summary of Contents for On-X Aortic Heart Valve and Extended Holder

Page 1: ...eart Valve with Conform X Sewing Ring REF ONXAC On X Mitral Heart Valve with Conform X Sewing Ring REF ONXMC On X Aortic Heart Valve with Anatomic Sewing Ring REF ONXAN On X Aortic Heart Valve and Ext...

Page 2: ...SSMENT AND VALVE ROTATION 11 9 7 VALVE ORIENTATION 12 10 POSTOPERATIVE INFORMATION 12 10 1 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING MRI COMPATIBILITY 12 10 2 RETURNED GOODS 12 11 PATIENT INFORMATION 12 11 1 PATIENT...

Page 3: ...eplica sizers verify the aortic valve 10 Figure 12 Supra annular valve positioning 11 Figure 13 Sewing ring cross sections 11 Figure 14 Removing the valve holder 11 Figure 15 Insert valve rotator 12 F...

Page 4: ...a travel arc of 50 to the closed position The orifice is composed of graphite substrate coated with On X Carbon a pure unalloyed form of pyrolytic carbon The leaflets consist of On X Carbon deposited...

Page 5: ...esis regurgitation prosthesis structural dysfunction prosthesis thrombosis stroke thromboembolism It is possible that these complications could lead to reoperation explantation permanent disability de...

Page 6: ...rded on the outer package label Appropriate inventory control should be maintained so that prostheses with earlier expiration dates are preferentially implanted and expiration is avoided To protect th...

Page 7: ...YES Intrasupra annular 23 Aortic Cylindrical YES Intrasupra annular 25 Aortic Cylindrical YES Intrasupra annular 27 29 Aortic Conical YES Intra annular 19 Aortic Conform X Cylindrical YES Intrasupra...

Page 8: ...n and Resterilization The On X Prosthetic Heart Valve is provided sterile If the sterility expiration date has passed or if upon removal from the outer box the valve container is damaged or the steril...

Page 9: ...the patient or place it in the patient s records Figure 7a Twist off outer lid Figure 7b Remove by pull tab Figure 7c or invert on sterile field 4 Open the outer container Twist off outer lid package...

Page 10: ...thetic Heart Valve sizers when sizing the annulus Sizers contain cylindrical conical and aortic replica ends Refer to Table 2 to facilitate sizer selection Cylindrical sizers correspond to the valve s...

Page 11: ...mplanted using a pledgetted or non pledgetted everting mattress suture technique although non everting and continuous suture techniques have also been used with success CAUTION When seating the valve...

Page 12: ...e to rotation is encountered The torque required to rotate the valve in situ should be about the same as that required when testing rotation before implantation If noticeably greater torque is require...

Page 13: ...mplete the card and carry it with them at all times 11 3 Patient Information Booklet On XLTI has made available a patient information booklet that the physician may choose to provide to the patient pr...

Page 14: ...s in an international multicenter prospective non randomized study with retrospective controls Patients requiring isolated mitral heart valve replacement were enrolled from 1996 to 2001 at 16 centers...

Page 15: ...d as linearized rates based on total patient years 3 Freedom from event was calculated based on the method of Kaplan Meier SE Standard Error 4 n number of patients in each category N total number of s...

Page 16: ...3 0 7 99 0 0 7 99 0 0 7 Explant 1 0 4 3 0 7 98 0 1 0 98 0 1 0 Hemolysis5 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 100 0 0 Hemorrhage6 all 4 1 8 6 1 4 96 4 1 3 94 4 2 0 Hemorrhage major 4 1 8 2 0 5 97 0 1 2 97 0 1 2 Periv...

Page 17: ...tis 18 7 8 Gastroinestinal Ulcer 18 7 8 Chronic Kidney Failure 13 5 6 Carotid Artery Disease 12 5 2 Coronary Artery Bypass Graft 10 4 4 Cancer 10 4 4 Previous Mitral Valve Replacement 9 3 9 Cardiomyop...

Page 18: ...ts followed reproduced from Figure 2 Nd number of patients for which NYHA data were collected not including missing 3 n number of patients in each category 4 Undetermined means data were collected but...

Page 19: ...2 0 4 3 Regurgitation Nd 20 Nd 37 Nd 68 Nd 36 Nd 25 n n Nd n n Nd n n Nd N n Nd n n Nd 0 5 25 0 9 24 3 27 39 7 17 47 2 7 28 0 1 2 12 60 0 25 67 6 37 54 4 16 44 4 17 68 0 3 2 10 0 0 0 0 3 4 4 2 5 6 1 4...

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