ISO 25539-4:2021
Cardiovascular implants — Endovascular devices — Part 4: Application of ISO 17327-1 for coated endovascular devices
Cardiovascular implants — Endovascular devices — Part 4: Application of ISO 17327-1 for coated endovascular devices
- Статус документа:
- Действующий
- Формат:
- Электронный (PDF)
- Количество страниц:
- 11
- Дата публикации:
- 12 ноября 2021 г.
- Издание:
- ISO IS 25539 edition 1 version 1
- ICS:
- 11.040.40
This document specifies the appropriate application of ISO 17327-1:2018 to coated endovascular prostheses, vascular stents, and vena cava filters. This document is intended to be used as a supplement to ISO 25539-1, ISO 25539-2, ISO 25539-3, ISO 12417-1 and ISO/TS 17137. The following coatings are within the scope of ISO 17327-1 and addressed in this document for endovascular devices: drug coatings (eluting and non-eluting), non-drug coatings (absorbable and non-absorbable), and chemistry-related surface modifications (oxide, such as TiO2, and non-oxide, such as amorphous silicon carbide and diamond-like carbon). This document is not applicable to coated delivery systems or coated ancillary devices (e.g. guidewires), as these coatings are not within the scope of ISO 17327-1, which is specifically directed to implant coatings. This document is not applicable to coverings of endovascular devices; however, if the covering of a device is coated, it is within the scope of this document. This document does not address the requirements for, and the evaluation of, viable tissues and non-viable biologic materials used as implant coatings.
Abstract
Overview
ISO 25539-4:2021 - Cardiovascular implants - Endovascular devices - Part 4 - provides guidance on the application of ISO 17327-1:2018 specifically to coated endovascular devices. It clarifies which requirements and evaluations from the general implant-coating standard (ISO 17327-1) apply to coated vascular stents, endovascular prostheses, and vena cava filters, and how to integrate those requirements with the device-specific ISO series and related standards.
Key scope points:
- Addresses drug coatings (eluting and non‑eluting), non‑drug coatings (absorbable and non‑absorbable), and chemistry-related surface modifications (oxide, e.g., TiO2; non‑oxide, e.g., amorphous silicon carbide, diamond‑like carbon).
- Supplements ISO 25539-1, ISO 25539-2, ISO 25539-3, ISO 12417-1 and ISO/TS 17137.
- Excludes coated delivery systems and ancillary devices (e.g., guidewires) and does not cover viable tissue or non‑viable biologic coating materials. Device coverings are out of scope unless the covering itself is coated.
Key topics and requirements
- Tailored application of ISO 17327-1: Identifies which generic coating properties are relevant to endovascular implants and maps them to device‑specific standards.
- Device evaluation strategy: Testing and characterization are selected based on device design, intended use and potential failure modes (as described in ISO 25539‑1/2).
- Coating property focus: Includes coating integrity, drug content and release for drug-eluting coatings, degradability for absorbable coatings, chemical composition, and corrosion/coverage integrity for surface modifications.
- Evaluation approach: For endovascular devices, adhesion strength and abrasion resistance are typically assessed indirectly via simulated use, durability testing and particulate generation rather than explicit “load per unit area” adhesion tests.
- Not generally required: Porosity, pore size, surface wettability and surface texture are generally not applicable unless the device evaluation strategy identifies a need.
- Informative test matrices: The standard contains tables correlating applicable requirements and suggested (non-mandatory) test methods for each coating type.
Applications - who uses this standard
- Medical device manufacturers - design, characterization and verification of coated stents, prostheses and filters.
- R&D and quality teams - selection of relevant coating tests and demonstrating maintenance of coating integrity.
- Regulatory and conformity assessors / notified bodies - evaluating evidence in technical files and submissions.
- Test laboratories - aligning test programs with endovascular device–specific requirements.
Related standards
- ISO 17327-1:2018 (Implant coating - general requirements)
- ISO 25539-1:2017 (Endovascular prostheses)
- ISO 25539-2:2020 (Vascular stents)
- ISO 25539-3:2011 (Vena cava filters)
- ISO 12417-1:2015 (Vascular device‑drug combination products)
- ISO/TS 17137:2021 (Cardiovascular absorbable implants)
Keywords: ISO 25539-4:2021, coated endovascular devices, implant coatings, vascular stents, endovascular prostheses, vena cava filters, ISO 17327-1, drug coatings, surface modifications, device evaluation strategy.
Технические детали
- Технический комитет
- ISO/TC 150/SC 2 - Cardiovascular implants and extracorporeal systems
- SKU
- ISO 25539-4:2021
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