Medical device licence · 934 · Class 3
SYNCHROMED SYSTEM
Yes: licensed in Canada
Licence status Issued (active); first licensed February 1, 1999. It is in Health Canada’s list of active licences.
- Licence number
- 934
- Licence holder
- Medtronic Inc.Minneapolis, MN, United States
- Risk class
- Class III (moderate to high risk)
- Licence type
- System
- First licensed
- February 1, 1999
- Devices covered
- 8
Devices on this licence
By name, as listed. The official record lists model numbers and identifiers.
- SYNCHROMED EL SYSTEM - PROGRAMMER 8821 W/VERSION 5 SOFTWARE
- SYNCHROMED STSTEM - CATHETER ACCESS PORT KIT FOR SYNCHROMED PUMPS
- SYNCHROMED SYSTEM - DAS SYSTEM ACCESSORIES
- SYNCHROMED SYSTEM - DRUG ADMININSTRATION VASCULAR CATHETER
- SYNCHROMED SYSTEM - PROGRAMMER 8820 W/ VERSION 4.0 SOFTWARE
- SYNCHROMED SYSTEM - REFILL KIT
- SYNCHROMED SYSTEM-INFUSION PUMP WITH FILTER AND RESERVOIR VALVE
- SYNCROMED SYSTEM - ALGOLINE CATHETER
Recalls and safety alerts that mention it
Health Canada’s recall notices do not carry licence numbers, so these are matched by name: notices whose title or product names “synchromed”. A notice may cover another product or only some lots: read it to see what it covers.
- SynchroMed Clinician Programmer ApplicationApril 15, 2026 · General hospital and personal use · Performance · Type II
- Synchromed II - Programmable PumpDecember 5, 2023 · General hospital and personal use · Performance · Type II
- SynchroMed II - Programmable Pump (2019-10-11)October 22, 2019 · Medical devices · Medical devices · Type I
- Synchromed II - Programmable PumpSeptember 11, 2017 · Medical devices · Medical devices · Type II
- SynchroMed II - Programmable PumpMay 5, 2017 · Medical devices · Type I
- Synchromed II - Programmable Pump (2014-03-05)April 14, 2014 · Medical devices · Medical devices · Type II
- SynchroMed EL System and SynchroMed II Implantable Infusion PumpDecember 24, 2012 · Medical devices · Type I
- SynchroMed II Implantable Drug Infusion Pumps - Urgent Medical Device Correction Letter - For Health ProfessionalsOctober 26, 2011 · Medical devices
Class I devices, the lowest-risk group, mostly need no device licence, so most are not in this list.