Medical device licence · 15448 · Class 3
DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM
No longer licensed: discontinued at renewal
Licence status Discontinued at renewal; first licensed December 21, 1999; ended December 6, 2024. It is in Health Canada’s archive of licences no longer in force.
- Licence number
- 15448
- Licence holder
- Stryker SpineAllendale, NJ, United States
- Risk class
- Class III (moderate to high risk)
- Licence type
- System
- First licensed
- December 21, 1999
- Ended
- December 6, 2024
- Devices covered
- 29
Devices on this licence
By name, as listed. The official record lists model numbers and identifiers.
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - AXIAL CONNECTOR
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - BALL RING (REGULAR & LONG ARMS)
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - BALL-LINK
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - BLOCKER (REGULAR & LONG ARMS)
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - BONE SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - CAP (REGULAR SCREWS)
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - COMBO (COMBINED RING-BLOCKER)
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - DOMINO BUT
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - DOMINO CONNECTOR
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - HA LONG ARMS LUMBAR SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - HA LUMBAR SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - HA THORACIC SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - LONG ARMS LUMBAR SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - LONG ARMS THORACIC SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - LUMBAR INFRA LAM HOOKS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - LUMBAR SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - LUMBAR SUPRA LAM THORACIC HOOKS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - OFFSET COMPONENT SET
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - OFFSET SACRAL FIXATION SET
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - PEDICULAR HOOKS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - RETAINING RING (LONG ARMS SCREWS)
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - SACRAL SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - T.L.C. CONNECTOR
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - THORACIC LAMINAR HOOKS (OFFSET)
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - THORACIC SCREWS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - TRANSVERSE BARS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - TRANSVERSE UNION RODS
- DIAPASON FIXATION SYSTEM - UNION RODS
- DIAPASON LOW PROFILE HOOK SYSTEM
Class I devices, the lowest-risk group, mostly need no device licence, so most are not in this list.