Pericardial Access With ViaOne Device

Overview

ViaOne device is a tool designed to allow percutaneous subxiphoid pericardial access utilizing a proprietary mechanism of entry into the pericardial sac. In this study ViaOne will be used to obtain pericardial access in patients in whom electrophysiological diagnostic (mapping) and/or therapeutic (ablation) of epicardial sites via percutaneous subxiphoid approach to the to the normal, non-distended pericardial space is indicated.

The primary objective of the study is to provide evidence of safety of ViaOne in obtaining percutaneous subxiphoid approach to the pericardial space. The secondary objective is to provide initial estimate of efficacy of ViaOne in obtaining percutaneous subxiphoid approach to the pericardial space. Screening procedures will include laboratory analyses of the complete blood count, serum chemistry, coagulation parameters, and urine or serum ß-HCG test.A physical examination and collection of vital signs will be conducted. Medical history data and information on concomitant medications will be collected. Once eligibility is verified, subjects will be scheduled for a procedure during which percutaneous subxiphoid pericardial access will be obtained using the ViaOne and its associated procedure. Time period between the study device insertion through the subxiphoid incision and guidewire insertion into the pericardial sac, overall time in procedure, and any procedural complications and device deficiencies will be recorded. Follow-up visit will be conducted as part of the planned protocol procedures at up 5 ± 1 days after the procedure or at the time of discharge, whichever comes first. The visit will include evaluation of any adverse events and complications. Length of hospital stay will be recorded, where the discharge precedes or coincides with the final follow-up visit of the study.

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