Silk Road Medical ENROUTE Transcarotid Stent System User manual

InstructionsforUse
SilkRoadMedicalENROUTE®TranscarotidStentSystem
READALLINSTRUCTIONSCAREFULLY.Failuretoproperlyfollowtheinstructions,warningsandprecautionsmay
leadtoseriousconsequencesorinjurytothepatient.
ONLYPHYSICIANSWHOHAVERECEIVEDAPPROPRIATETRAININGFORTRANSCAROTIDSTENTINGANDWHOARE
FAMILIARWITHTHEPRINCIPLES,CLINICALAPPLICATIONS,COMPLICATIONS,SIDEEFFECTSANDHAZARDS
COMMONLYASSOCIATEDWITHCAROTIDINTERVENTIONALPROCEDURESSHOULDUSETHISDEVICE.
UseonlywithENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystem(NPS).
EOSTERILE.ENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemissterilizedwithethyleneoxide(EO)gas.
Non‐pyrogenic.
DONOTUSETHISPRODUCTWITHPOWERINJECTIONSYSTEMS.
FORONEUSEONLY.
DONOTRESTERILIZE.
DONOTUSETHISPRODUCTPASTITSEXPIRATIONDATE.
THISPRODUCTISRADIOPAQUE.
STOREINACOOL,DARK,DRYPLACE.

InstructionsforUse,ENROUTETranscarotidStentSystem,TableofContents
1.0 DeviceName
2.0Description
3.0 IndicationsforUse
4.0 Contraindications
5.0 Warnings
5.1 GeneralWarnings
5.2 PatientSelectionWarnings
5.3 DeviceUseWarnings
6.0 Precautions
6.1 StentHandlingPrecautions
6.2 StentPlacementPrecautions
6.3 PostStentPlacementPrecautions
6.4 MRISafetyInformation
7.0 AdverseEvents
7.1 ObservedAdverseEvents–ClinicalStudies
7.2 ROADSTERStudy–Sub‐StudyofPatientsTreatedwithaCombinationofthePRECISEStentSystemand
theENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystem
Caution:Federallawrestrictsthisdevicetosale
byorontheorderofaphysician

7.3 PROOFPivotalStudy–Sub‐StudyofPatientsTreatedwithaCombinationofthePRECISEStentSystem
andtheENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystem
7.4 PotentialAdverseEvents
7.5 DeviceRelatedAdverseEventReporting
8.0 ClinicalStudyInformation
8.1 TheROADSTERStudy
9.0 DirectionsforUse
9.1 Peri‐ProceduralCare
9.2 Pre‐Procedure
9.3 DeviceSelectionandPreparation
9.4 StentDeploymentProcedure
10.0 DisclaimerofWarrantyandLimitationofRemedy
11.0 LicenseandPatentDisclosure
1.0DeviceName
ThedevicebrandnameistheENROUTE®TranscarotidStentSystem.
2.0Description
TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemconsistsofanitinolself‐expandingstentpreloadedona5F(.065"/1.65
mm)or6F(.078"/1.98mm)sheatheddeliverysystem.Therapidexchangedeliverysystemconsistsmainlyofan
innershaftandanoutersheathwithradiopaquemarkers,andaTuohyBorstvalve.Theinnershaftconsistsofa
supportmemberandwirelumen.Theproximalportionofthesupportmemberiscomprisedofahubconnectedto
astainlesssteelwireandhypotubeanddistallyofastainlesssteelcoil.Thewirelumenoriginatesdistallyina
cathetertipandterminatesproximallyataguidewireexitportdesignedtoaccepta.014"(0.36mm)guidewire.
Theoutersheathhasaproximalshaftanddistaloutersheathwithanominalworkinglengthof57cm.Theself‐
expandingENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemisconstrainedwithinthespacebetweentheinnershaftandthe
distaloutersheath,locatedbetweendistalandproximalstentmarkersontheinnershaft.Thestentexpandstoits
unconstraineddiameterwhenreleasedfromthedeploymentcatheterintothecarotidartery.Upondeployment,
thestentformsalatticetocoverthediseasedarterialsegmentandtopushoutwardontheluminalsurface,
helpingtomaintainthepatencyoftheartery.Duetotheself‐expandingbehaviorofnitinol,thestentsare
indicatedforplacementintovesselsthatare1‐2mmsmallerindiameterthantheunconstraineddiameterofthe
stent.DevicedepictionsandcomponentsareprovidedinFigure1.

Figure1.ENROUTETRANSCAROTIDSTENTSYSTEM
1.TuohyBorstvalve
2.Hypotube
3.Coil
4.CatheterInnerShaftTip
5.InnerShaftHub
6A.ProximalShaft
6B.DistalOuterSheath
7.OuterSheathLuerHub
8.PodHousingCrimpedStent
9.TuohyBorstY‐Connection
10.ProximalInnerShaftMarker(Stop)Marks
11.OuterSheathRadiopaqueMarker
12.ProximalValveEnd
13.DistalInnerShaftStentMarker
14.CoilSleeve
15.WireLumen
16.GuidewireExitPort
TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemisprovidedasnotedinTable1below.

Table1
ENROUTETranscarotidStentSystem
57cmWorkingLength
GuidewireLumen:Accepts.014”(0.36mm)Guidewire
ForusewithENROUTETranscarotidArterialSheath(8FID,2.7mm)
.065"(1.65mm)
ENROUTE
CODES
UNCONSTRAINEDSTENT
DIMENSIONS
DiameterxLength(mm)
CROSSINGPROFILE
SR‐0520‐CS5x20 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0530‐CS5x30 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0540‐CS5x40 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0620‐CS6x20 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0630‐CS6x30 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0640‐CS6x40 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0720‐CS7x20 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0730‐CS7x30 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0740‐CS7x40 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0820‐CS8x20 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0830‐CS8x30 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0840‐CS8x40 5F(.078",1.98mm)
SR‐0920‐CS9x20 6F(.087",2.21mm)
SR‐0930‐CS9x30 6F(.087",2.21mm)
SR‐0940‐CS9x40 6F(.087",2.21mm)
SR‐1020‐CS10x20 6F(.087",2.21mm)
SR‐1030‐CS10x30 6F(.087",2.21mm)
SR‐1040‐CS10x40 6F(.087",2.21mm)

3.0IndicationsforUse
TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemusedinconjunctionwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotection
System(NPS)isindicatedforthetreatmentofpatientsathighriskforadverseeventsfromcarotid
endarterectomy,whorequirecarotidrevascularizationandmeetthecriteriaoutlinedbelow.
1.Patientswithneurologicalsymptomsand>50%stenosisofthecommonorinternalcarotidarterybyultrasound
orangiogramORpatientswithoutneurologicalsymptomsand>80%stenosisofthecommonorinternalcarotid
arterybyultrasoundorangiogram,AND
2.Patientsmusthaveavesseldiameterof4‐9mmatthetargetlesion,AND
3.Carotidbifurcationislocatedatminimum5cmabovetheclavicletoallowforplacementoftheENROUTE
TranscarotidNPS.
4.0Contraindications
UseoftheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemiscontraindicatedinthefollowingpatients:
1.Patientsinwhomantiplateletand/oranticoagulationtherapyiscontraindicated.
2.PatientsinwhomtheENROUTETranscarotidNPSisunabletobeplaced.
3.Patientswithuncorrectedbleedingdisorders.
4.Patientswithknownallergiestonitinol.
5.Lesionsintheostiumofthecommoncarotidartery.
5.0Warnings
5.1GeneralWarnings
1.Onlyphysicianswhohavereceivedappropriatetrainingfortranscarotidstentingandwhoarefamiliarwiththe
principles,clinicalapplications,complications,sideeffectsandhazardscommonlyassociatedwithcarotid
interventionalproceduresshouldusethisdevice.
2.ThesafetyandefficacyoftheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemhavenotbeendemonstratedwithembolic
protectionsystemsotherthantheENROUTETranscarotidNPS.UsetheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemonly
withtheENROUTETranscarotidNPS.
3.Thelongtermperformance(>3years)ofcarotidstentshasnotyetbeenestablished.
4.Aswithanytypeofvascularimplant,infectionsecondarytocontaminationofthestentmayleadtothrombosis,
pseudoaneurysmorrupture.
5.Thestentmaycauseathrombus,distalembolizationormaymigratefromthesiteofimplantthroughthe
arteriallumen.Appropriatesizingofthestenttothevesselisrequiredtoreducethepossibilityofstentmigration
(seeSection9.3oftheseinstructions).Intheeventofthrombosisoftheexpandedstent,thrombolysisandPTA
shouldbeattempted.
6.Overstretchingofthearterymayresultinruptureandlife‐threateningbleeding.
7.Inpatientsrequiringtheuseofantacidsand/orH2‐antagonistsbeforeorimmediatelyafterstentplacement,
oralabsorptionofantiplateletagents(e.g.aspirin)maybeadverselyaffected.
8.Theappropriateantiplateletandanticoagulationtherapyshouldbeadministeredpre‐andpost‐procedureas
suggestedinSection9.1oftheseinstructions.
9.Intheeventofcomplicationssuchasinfection,pseudoaneurysmorfistulization,surgicalremovalofthestent
mayberequired.
5.2PatientSelectionWarnings
1.SafetyandeffectivenessoftheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemhasNOTyetbeenestablishedinpatients
withthecharacteristicsnotedbelow.
LesionCharacteristics:
•Patientswithevidenceofintraluminalthrombusthoughttoincreasetheriskofplaquefragmentationanddistal
embolization.
•Patientswhoselesion(s)mayrequiremorethantwostents.
•Patientswithtotalocclusionofthetargetvessel.

•Patientswithlesionsoftheostiumofthecommoncarotid.
•PatientswithhighlycalcifiedlesionsresistanttoPTA.
•Concurrenttreatmentofbilaterallesions.
PatientCharacteristics:
•Patientsatlow‐to‐moderateriskforadverseeventsfromcarotidendarterectomy.
•Patientsexperiencingacuteischemicneurologicstrokeorwhoexperiencedastrokewithin48hours.
•Patienthashadarecent(<7days)strokeofsufficientsize(onCTorMRI)toplacehimorheratriskof
hemorrhagicconversionduringtheprocedure.
•Patientswithipsilateralintracranialorextracranialarterialstenosisgreaterinseveritythanthelesiontobe
treated,cerebralaneurysm>5mm,AVM(arteriovenousmalformation)ofthecerebralvasculature,orintracranial
tumor.
•Patientswitharterio‐venousmalformationsintheterritoryofthetargetcarotidartery.
•Patientswithdiathesisorcoagulopathies.
•Patientswithpoorrenalfunction,who,inthephysician’sopinion,maybeathighriskforareactiontocontrast
medium.
•Patientswithperforatedvesselsevidencedbyextravasationofcontrastmedia.
•Patientswithaneurismaldilationimmediatelyproximalordistaltothelesion.
•Pregnantpatientsorpatientsundertheageof18.
AccessCharacteristics:
•Patientswithknowninternalcarotidarterytortuositythatwouldprecludetheuseofcatheter‐basedtechniques.
•Patientswithknowncommoncarotidorinternalcarotidarterytortuositythatwouldprecludetheuseof
catheter‐basedtechniques.
•Patientsinwhomcommoncarotidaccessisnotpossible.
2.RiskofdistalembolizationmaybehigheriftheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemcannotbeusedin
conjunctionwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNPSduringthecarotidstentingprocedure.
5.3DeviceUseWarnings
1.USEOFASMALLERTHANINDICATEDACCESSORYDEVICEOTHERTHANTHEENROUTETRANSCAROTID
ARTERIALSHEATHMAYLEADTOINTRODUCTIONOFAIRINTOTHATDEVICEASTHESTENTDELIVERYSYSTEMIS
ADVANCED,WHICHMAYNOTBEREMOVEDDURINGAIRASPIRATION.
2.Ensurethatthecathetersystemisflushedaccordingtothestepsoutlinedin"IntroductionofStentDelivery
System"(Section9.4).FailuretodosocouldresultinairenteringtheENROUTE’sTranscarotidArterialSheath.
3.EnsurethatthereisatightsealbetweentheENROUTEcatheterandthevalvefortheENROUTETranscarotid
ArterialSheathduringaspiration.FailuretodosocouldresultinairenteringtheENROUTETranscarotidArterial
Sheath.
4.Theblackdottedpatternonthegraytemperatureexposureindicatorfoundonthepouchmustbeclearly
visible.
DONOTUSETHEPRODUCTIFTHEENTIRETEMPERATUREEXPOSUREINDICATORISCOMPLETELYBLACKasthe
pre‐programmedstentdiametermayhavebeencompromised.
5.Donotusethedeviceifthereareabnormalitiesinthesterilebarrier(e.g.brokenseal,tornorbreachedbarrier)
ortheproduct.
6.Thisdeviceisintendedforone‐timeuseonly.Donotre‐sterilizeand/orreuse.Structuralintegrityand/or
functionmaybeimpairedthroughreuseorcleaning.
7.DonotusetheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemafterthe“UseBy”datespecifiedonthepackage.
8.DonotusewithEthiodolorLipiodol*contrastmedia,whichmayadverselyaffectthestentdeliverysystem.
*EthiodolandLipiodolareTrademarksofGerbertS.A.
9.Donotexposethedeliverysystemtoorganicsolvents(e.g.,alcohol)asstructuralintegrityand/orfunctionofthe
devicemaybeimpaired.

10.Thestentisnotdesignedfordraggingorrepositioning.
11.Oncethestentispartiallydeployed,itcannotberecapturedusingthestentdeliverysystem.
12.Aswithanytypeofvascularimplant,infectionsecondarytocontaminationofthestentmayleadto
thrombosis,pseudoaneurysmorrupture.
13.Whenmultiplestentsareused,theyshouldbeofsimilarcomposition.
14.Long‐termoutcomesfollowingrepeatdilatationofendothelializedstentsareunknown.
6.0Precautions
6.1StentHandlingPrecautions
1.TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemissuppliedSTERILEandisintendedforsingleuseonly.DONOT
resterilizeand/orreusethedevice.
2.TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemisshippedwiththeTuohyBorstvalveintheOPENposition.Care
shouldbetakennottopre‐deploythestent.Thedeviceshouldbepreppedinthetray.(SeeSection9.3ofthese
instructions).
3.DonotusetheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemafterthe"UseBy"datespecifiedonthepackage.
4.Donotuseifthepouchisopenedordamaged.
5.Storeinacool,dark,dryplace.
6.2StentPlacementPrecautions
1.Venousaccessshouldbeavailableduringcarotidstentinginordertomanagebradycardiaand/orhypotension
eitherbypharmaceuticalinterventionorplacementofatemporarypacemaker,ifneeded.
2.Whencathetersareinthebody,theyshouldbemanipulatedonlyunderfluoroscopy.Radiographicequipment
thatprovideshighqualityimagesisneeded.
3.Thedeliverysystemisnotdesignedfortheuseofpowerinjection.Useofpowerinjectionmayadverselyaffect
deviceperformance.
4.Ifresistanceismetduringdeliverysystemintroduction,thesystemshouldbewithdrawnandanothersystem
used.
5.Priortostentdeployment,removeallslackfromthecatheterdeliverysystem(seeSection9.4,4ofthese
instructions).
6.Adequatedistancemustbemaintainedfromthedistaltipofthetranscarotidaccesssheathandtheproximal
edgeofthestenttoavoidstentdeliverywithinthelumenofthesheath.
7.Whentreatingmultiplelesions,thedistallesionshouldbeinitiallystented,followedbystentingoftheproximal
lesion.Stentinginthisorderobviatestheneedtocrosstheproximalstentinplacementofthedistalstentand
reducesthechancefordislodgingstentsthathavealreadybeenplaced.
8.Overlapofsequentialstentsisnecessary,buttheamountofoverlapshouldbekepttoaminimum
(approximately5mm).Innoinstanceshouldmorethan2stentsoverlap.
9.Fracturesofthisstentmayoccur.Fracturesmayalsooccurwiththeuseofmultipleoverlappingstents.
Fractureshavebeenreportedmostofteninclinicalusesforwhichthesafetyandeffectivenesshavenotbeen
established.Thecausesandclinicalimplicationsofstentfracturesarenotwellcharacterized.Careshouldalsobe
takenwhendeployingthestentasexcessiveforcecould,inrareinstances,leadtostentdeformationand/or
fracture.
6.3PostStentPlacementPrecautions
1.Recrossingadeployedstentwithadjunctdevicesmustbeperformedwithcaution.
2.Intheeventofthrombosisoftheexpandedstent,thrombolysisandPTAshouldbeattempted.

6.4MRISafetyInformation
Non‐clinicaltestinghasdemonstratedthattheENROUTETranscarotidStentisMRConditional.Apatientwiththis
devicecanbescannedsafelyinanMRsystemmeetingthefollowingconditions:
‐Staticmagneticfieldof1.5‐Teslaor3‐Tesla,only
‐Maximumspatialgradientmagneticfieldof4,000Gauss/cm(40Tesla/m)orless
‐MaximumMRsystemreported,wholebodyaveragedspecificabsorptionrate(SAR)of2‐W/kg(NormalOperating
Mode).
Underthescanconditionsdefinedabove,theENROUTETranscarotidStentisexpectedtoproduceamaximum
temperatureriseof2.4°Cafter15minutesofcontinuousscanning.
Innon‐clinicaltesting,theimageartifactcausedbythedeviceextendsapproximately5mmfromtheENROUTE
TranscarotidStentwhenimagedwithagradientechopulsesequenceanda3‐TeslaMRIsystem.Theartifactdoes
obscurethedevicelumen.
7.0AdverseEvents
TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemisastentingplatformbasedupontheFDA‐approvedCordisPRECISE
NitinolStentSystem(PRECISE).TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemisidenticaltothePRECISEStentSystem
withtheexceptionoftheworkinglengthofthedeliverysystem.TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemhasa
workinglengthof57cmwhereasthePRECISEStentSystemhasaworkinglengthof135cm.Theadverseevent
informationpresentedhereinencompassesclinicaltrialdataontheuseofthePRECISEStentSystemin
combinationwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNPS(seeSection7.1,ObservedAdverseEvents).Additionaladverse
eventinformationisderivedfromclinicaltrialdataontheuseofthePRECISEStentSystemandtheANGIOGUARD®
XPEmboliCaptureGuidewire.
7.1ObservedAdverseEvents–ClinicalStudies
CarotidstentingwithreverseflowproximalembolicprotectionusingthePRECISEStentSystemandtheENROUTE
TranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystemwasconductedin65patientsintheROADSTERstudy(n=52)andthePROOF
study(n=13).IntheROADSTERstudy,asub‐studyof52patientswhowereathighriskforcomplicationsfrom
carotidendarterectomy(CEA)wereenrolledtoevaluatethesafetyandeffectivenessofthePRECISEStentSystem
whenusedwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystem.InthePROOFStudy,13patientswhowereat
standardandhighriskforcomplicationsfromCEAwereenrolledtoevaluatethefeasibilityofthecarotid
angioplastyandstentingwithENROUTETranscarotidNPS.Thesedataserveasthebasisforthesafetyand
effectivenessoftheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemwhichdiffersfromthePRECISEStentSystemonlyinthe
workinglengthofthedeliverysystem.SafetyandeffectivenessdataforthePRECISEStentSystemwhenusedwith
theANGIOGUARDXPEmboliCaptureGuidewirecanbefoundonFDA’swebsiteatthefollowingURL:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/cdrh_docs/pdf3/P030047b.pdf.510(k)clearanceoftheENROUTETranscarotid
NPSwassupportedbydatafromthefullcohortofpatientsenrolledintheROADSTERstudy(n=141)whenused
withanyFDA‐approvedcarotidstentsystem.
TheMajorAdverseEventrateintheROADSTERsub‐studypopulation(subjectstreatedwithacombinationofthe
PRECISEStentandtheENROUTETranscarotidNPS)was1.9%.Onesubjectexperiencedaminoripsilateralstroke
withinthe30‐dayfollow‐upperiod.

7.2ROADSTERStudy–Sub‐StudyofPatientsTreatedwithaCombinationofthePRECISEStentSystemandthe
ENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystem
Thisprospective,singlearm,multi‐centerstudyincluded52patientsathighriskforcomplicationsfromCEA.The
PRECISEStentSystemwasusedasasurrogatefortheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemasthetwosystems
differonlyintheworkinglength.Themajoradverseevent(MAE)ratewasdefinedasdeath,stroke,orMIto30
days.The30‐dayMAErateforthesepatientswas1.9%.Seriousadverseeventsto30daysfromtheROADSTER
sub‐studyarepresentedinthefollowingtable:
Table2
SeriousAdverseEventsto30Days
SystemOrganClass
PreferredTerm
AllPRECISEStentSubjects in
ROADSTER
(N=52)
Number(%)ofSubjectswithoneormoreSeriousAdverseEvents 7(13.5%)
BloodAndLymphaticSystemDisorders1(1.9%)
Anaemia1(1.9%)
CardiacDisorders1(1.9%)
CardiacFailureCongestive1(1.9%)
Injury,PoisoningAndProceduralComplications 1(1.9%)
PostProceduralHaemorrhage1(1.9%)
NervousSystemDisorders1(1.9%)
CerebrovascularAccident1(1.9%)
Respiratory,ThoracicAndMediastinalDisorders 1(1.9%)
Atelectasis1(1.9%)
VascularDisorders2(3.8%)
ArteryDissection1(1.9%)
Hypotension1(1.9%)
ResultsfromtheROADSTERsub‐studyofsubjectsreceivingthePRECISEstent(N=52)werecomparabletoresults
seenintheROADSTERpivotalstudycohort(N=141).
7.3PROOFPivotalStudy–Sub‐StudyofPatientsTreatedwithaCombinationofthePRECISEStentSystemand
theENROUTETranscarotidNeuroprotectionSystem
Thisprospective,singlearm,multi‐centerstudyincluded13patientsatstandardandhighriskforcomplications
fromCEA.ThePRECISEStentSystemwasusedasasurrogatefortheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemasthe
twosystemsdifferonlyintheworkinglength.Themajoradverseevent(MAE)ratewasdefinedasdeath,major
stroke,orMIto30days.Itshouldbenotedthat,althoughtheprimaryendpointforstrokeincludedonlymajor
stroke,therewerenominorstrokesinthissub‐studypopulation.The30‐dayMAErateforthesepatientswas
0.0%.Seriousadverseeventsto30daysfromthePROOFsub‐studyarepresentedinthefollowingtable:

Table3
ENROUTETranscarotidStentSystem
SeriousAdverseEvents
SystemOrganClassAll PRECISEStentSubjectsinPROOF
(N=13)
Number(%)ofSubjectswithoneormore Serious AdverseEvents 13(100%)
CardiacDisorders2(15.4%)
GastrointestinalDisorders2(15.4%)
GeneralDisordersandAdministrationSiteConditions 1(7.7%)
InfectionsandInfestations1(7.7%)
Investigations2(15.4%)
NervousSystemDisorders7(53.8%)
Respiratory,Thoracic,andMediastinalDisorders 1(7.7%)
SkinandSubcutaneousTissueDisorders2(15.4%)
SurgicalandMedicalProcedures1(7.7%)
VascularDisorders7(53.8%)
7.4PotentialAdverseEvents
AdverseEvents(inalphabeticalorder)thatmaybeassociatedwiththeuseoftheENROUTETranscarotidStent
SystemwhenusedinconjunctionwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNPSinclude,butmaynotbelimitedto(based
uponclinicaltrialdataforthePRECISE Stent System and the ANGIOGUARD XP Emboli Capture Guidewire and
clinical trial data from the ROADSTER and PROOF studies):
•Airembolism
•Allergic/anaphylactoidreaction
•Anemia
•Aneurysm
•Angina/coronaryischemia
•Arrhythmia(includingbradycardia,possiblyrequiringneedforatemporaryorpermanentpacemaker)
•Arterialdissection
•Arterialocclusion/restenosisofthetreatedvessel
•Arterialocclusion/thrombus,atpuncturesite
•Arterialocclusion/thrombus,remotefrompuncturesite
•Arteriovenousfistula
•Atelectasis
•Atrialfibrillation
•Bacteremiaorsepticemia
•Cerebraledema
•CongestiveHeartFailure
•Death
•Embolization,arterial
•Embolization,stent
•Emergentrepeathospitalintervention
•Fever
•Gastrointestinaldisorders
•GIbleedingfromanticoagulation/antiplateletmedication
•Hallucination
•Hematomableed,accesssite
•Hematomableed,remotesite

•Hemorrhage
•Hyperperfusionsyndrome
•Hypotension/hypertension
•Hypomagnesaemia
•Hypophoshatemia
•Infection
•Intimalinjury/dissection
•Ischemia/infarctionoftissue/organ
•Localinfectionandpainatinsertionsite
•Malposition(failuretodeliverthestenttotheintendedsite)
•Myocardialinfarction
•Nausea
•Oxygensaturationdecrease
•Pain
•Pseudoaneurysm
•Rales
•Renalfailure
•Respiratoryinfection
•Restenosisofthevessel(>50%obstruction)
•Rhinorrhea
•Seizure
•Severeunilateralheadache
•Stentmigration
•Stentthrombosis
•Stroke
•Transientischemicattack
•Transientintolerancetoreverseflow
•Urinarytractinfection
•Vasospasm
•Venousocclusion/thrombosis,atpuncturesite
•Venousocclusion/thrombosis,remotefrompuncturesite
•Vesselrupture,dissection,perforation
•Vomiting
•Wheezing
7.5DeviceRelatedAdverseEventReporting
Anyadverseevent(clinicalincident)involvingtheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemshouldbereportedtoSilk
RoadMedical,Inc.immediately.Toreportanincident,callSilkRoadMedical,Inc.at408‐720‐9002.
8.0ClinicalStudyInformation
TheROADSTERclinicalstudywasconductedtoevaluatethesafetyandeffectivenessofthePRECISEStentSystem
whenusedwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNPS.ThePRECISEStentSystemwasusedasasurrogateforthe
ENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemasthetwosystemsdifferonlyintheworkinglength.TheROADSTERpivotal
studydataarepresentedbelow.
8.1TheROADSTERStudy
TheROADSTERstudywasaprospective,single‐arm,multi‐centerclinicaltrialoftheENROUTETranscarotidNPSin
conjunctionwithallFDA‐approvedcarotidarterystentsincludingthePRECISEStentSystemusedfor
revascularizationinpatientswithcarotiddiseasewhowereathighriskforcomplicationsfromcarotid
endarterectomy(CEA).Therewasalead‐inphaseofuptofive(5)patientsperinvestigatortoallowinvestigators
togainexperiencewiththestudydevicepriortopivotalstudyenrollment.Sixty‐seven(67)lead‐inand141pivotal

(ITT)subjectsathighriskforcomplicationsfromCEAwereenrolledbetweenNovember2012andJuly2014.Asub‐
studyof18lead‐inand34pivotalsubjectsathighriskforcomplicationsfromCEAandtreatedwiththePRECISE
StentSystemwasalsoconducted.Thestudyincludedpatientswithatheroscleroticextracranialinternalcarotid
stenosis(ICA)withorwithoutinvolvementofthecontiguouscommonartery(CCA)determinedbyduplex
ultrasound,CT/CTA,MR/MRAorangiography.Thestudypopulationconsistedofmaleandfemalesubjectsatleast
18yearsofagemeetingoneofthefollowingcriteriaregardingneurologicalsymptomstatusanddegreeof
stenosis:
Symptomatic:Stenosismustbe>50%asdeterminedbyangiogramandthepatienthasahistoryofstroke
(minorornon‐disabling),TIAand/oramaurosisfugaxwithin180daysoftheprocedure,OR
Asymptomatic:Stenosismustbe>70%asdeterminedbyangiogramwithoutanyneurologicalsymptoms
withintheprior180days.
EligiblesubjectswerescheduledtoundergocarotidrevascularizationanyFDA‐approvedcarotidarterystent
systemwiththeENROUTETranscarotidNPS.Subjectswerefollowedfor30dayspost‐procedure.Patientsmetat
leastoneofthesurgicalhigh‐riskcriterialistedbelow.
AnatomicHighRiskInclusionCriteria:
A. Contralateralcarotidarteryocclusion
B. Tandemstenoses>70%
C. Highcervicalcarotidarterystenosis
D. Restenosisaftercarotidendarterectomy
E. Bilateralcarotidarterystenosisrequiringtreatment(Treatmentofthecontralateralvessel
mustbescheduledatleast30dayspostindexprocedure).
F. HostileNeckswhichtheInvestigatordeemssafefortranscarotidaccessincluding:
I. Priorneckirradiation
II. Radicalneckdissection
III. Cervicalspineimmobility
ClinicalHighRiskInclusionCriteria:
G. Patientis75yearsofage
H. Patienthas>2‐vesselcoronaryarterydiseaseandhistoryofangina
I. Patienthasahistoryofangina
CanadianCardiovascularSociety(CCS)anginaclass3or4
or
unstableangina
J. Patienthascongestiveheartfailure(CHF)‐NewYorkHeartAssociation(NYHA)
FunctionalClassIIIorIV
K. Patienthasknownsevereleftventriculardysfunction
LVEF<30%.
L. Patienthashadamyocardialinfarction>72hoursand<6weekspriortoprocedure.
M. Patienthasseverepulmonarydisease(COPD)witheither:
FEV1<50%predictedor
chronicoxygentherapyor
restingPO2of60mmHg(roomair)
N. Patienthaspermanentcontralateralcranialnerveinjury
O. Patienthaschronicrenalinsufficiency(serumcreatinine>2.5mg/dL).
Thefollowingeffectivenessendpointswereassessed0to30daysinthelead‐inandITTpivotalpopulations
comprisedofsubjectsdeemedtobeathighriskforcomplicationsfromCEAandtreatedwiththePRECISEStent
System:
AcuteDeviceSuccess
TechnicalSuccess
ProceduralSuccess
Thefollowingsafetyendpointswereassessed0to30daysinthelead‐inandITTpopulationscomprisedofsubjects
deemedtobeathighriskforcomplicationsfromCEAandtreatedwiththePRECISESystem:

MajorAdverseEvents(stroke,deathandmyocardialinfarction)
AdverseEvents
AccessSiteComplications
Compulsoryclinicalfollow‐upincludedneurologicalexaminations(NIHStrokeScale,BarthelADLIndex,Modified
RankinScale,andCranialNervePalsyassessment),duplexultrasound,andlaboratoryassessmentsofcardiac
enzymesand12‐leadEKG.Subjectswhoweresuspectedofhavingastrokewereaskedtoreturnat3monthspost‐
procedureforafollow‐upneurologicalexam.Subjectssuspectedofhavingaprocedurerelatedcranialnerveinjury
wereaskedtoreturnat6monthspost‐procedureforafollowupneurologicalexamination.
Patientfollow‐upandaccountabilityarepresentedinthefollowingtableforthesub‐studypopulation:
Table4
PatientFollow‐UpandAccountability
30‐DayFollow‐Up90‐DayFollow‐Up16‐MonthFollow‐Up2
N%N % N %
52/52100%1/1 100% N/A N/A
Patientdemographicsinthesub‐studypopulationarepresentedinthefollowingtable:
Table5
PatientDemographicsintheSub‐StudyPopulation
ObservationAllPRECISEStentPatients inROADSTER
(N=52)
Age(Years)73.0±9.07
Symptomatic23.1%
Male57.7%
Diabetes34.6%
Hypertension94.2%
HistoryofPeripheralArteryDisease 34.6%
HistoryofCoronaryArteryDisease 48.1%
HistoryofAngina19.2%
CongestiveHeartFailure11.5%
RecentMI1.9%
SeverePulmonaryDisease 9.6%
Dyslipidemia88.5%
HistoryofStroke15.4%
HistoryofTIA21.2%
HistoryofAmaurosisFugax 13.5%
CurrentNicotineUse25.0%
Age>75Years51.9%
Age>80Years23.1%
ContralateralCarotidOcclusion 9.6%
HighCervicalCarotidStenosis 15.4%
RestenosisafterCEA28.8%
1Foronlythosesubjectssuspectedofhavingastroke.
2ForonlythosepatientssuspectedofhavingaCranialNerveInjury(CNI)

BilateralStenosisRequiringTreatment 32.7%
HostileNeck15.4%
>2VesselCoronaryDisease 7.7%
ChronicRenalInsufficiency 1.9%
Theprimaryeffectivenessoutcomesincludeacutedevicesuccess,technicalsuccess,andproceduralsuccess.In
thesub‐studypopulation,acutedevicesuccesswasdefinedastheabilitytoinsertthedevice,establishflow
reversal,andremovethedevicewas100%.Technicalsuccessdefinedasacutedevicesuccessplustheabilityto
deliverinterventionaltoolswas100%inthesub‐studypopulation.Proceduralsuccessdefinedastechnicalsuccess
intheabsenceofaMajorAdverseEvent(S/D/MI)was98.1%inthesub‐studypopulation.
Table6:ROADSTERSub‐study‐SummaryofBaselineVesselandLesionCharacteristics
ObservationAllPRECISEStentSubjects
(n=52)
TargetLesionLocation
Left27(51.9%)
Right25(48.1%)
VesseltobeTreated
ICA37(71.2%)
ICA+CCA15(28.8%)
Distancebetweenclavicleandbifurcation(cm)
N52
Mean6.6
StandardDeviation 1.21
Median6.5
Minimum,Maximum 5,10
95%ConfidenceInterval (6.3,6.9)
TargetVesselCalcification
Normal26(50.0%)
Mild17(32.7%)
Moderate6(11.5%)
Severe 1(1.9%)
Unknown/NA 2(3.8%)
TargetVesselTortuosity
Normal10(19.2%)
Mild26(50.0%)
Moderate10(19.2%)
Severe2(3.8%)
Unknown/NA 4(7.7%)
Pre‐ProcedureVesselDiameter(mm)
N52
Mean6.7
StandardDeviation 1.78
Median6.8
Minimum,Maximum 4,11
95%ConfidenceInterval (6.2,7.2)
TargetLesionLength(mm)
N52
Mean18.7

ObservationAllPRECISEStentSubjects
(n=52)
StandardDeviation 8.05
Median17.6
Minimum,Maximum 5,39
95%ConfidenceInterval (16.4,20.9)
Pre‐ProcedurePercentStenosis(%)
N52
Mean86.1
StandardDeviation 9.01
Median90.0
Minimum,Maximum 60,99
95%ConfidenceInterval(83.6,88.6)
Table7
AcuteDevice,TechnicalandProceduralSuccessinSubjectsTreatedwiththePRECISEStent
ObservationsAllPRECISEStentSubjects
(N=52)
AcuteDeviceSuccess52(100%)
TechnicalSuccess52(100%)
ProceduralSuccess51(98.1%)
TheMajorAdverseEventrateinthesub‐studypopulation(subjectstreatedwithacombinationofthePRECISE
StentSystemandtheENROUTETranscarotidNPS,N=52)was1.9%.Onesub‐studysubjectexperiencedaminor
ipsilateralstrokewithinthe30‐dayfollow‐upperiod.ThefollowingtablepresentstheMajorAdverseEventratein
thesub‐studypopulationalongwithotherendpointsfromtheROADSTERstudy:
Table8
MajorAdverseEventRate
Observations
(at30days)
AllPRECISEStentPatientsinROADSTER
(N=52)
PRIMARYENDPOINTS
Safety:
30DayMAE(Stroke,Death,orMI) 1(1.9%)
Effectiveness:
AcuteDeviceSuccess52(100%)
TechnicalSuccess52(100%)
ProceduralSuccess51(98.1%)
SECONDARYENDPOINTS
AllDeath(non‐hierarchical)0(0.0%)
AllStroke(non‐hierarchical)1(1.9%)
AllMyocardialInfarction(non‐
hierarchical)
0(0.0%)
AllCardiacDeath(non‐hierarchical) 0(0.0%)
IpsilateralStroke(non‐hierarchical) 1(1.9%)
AccessSiteComplications
Oozing0(0.0%)

Observations
(at30days)
AllPRECISEStentPatientsinROADSTER
(N=52)
LimitedSurgicalWound
Hematoma
0(0.0%)
SurgicalWoundHematoma 0(0.0%)
ArterialAccessSiteHematoma 0(0.0%)
FemoralVeinAccessSite
Hematoma
0(0.0%)
Re‐bleeding 1(1.9%)
ContrastUsage(cc)
N47
Mean 66.1
StandardDeviation 42.14
Median 55.0
Minimum,Maximum 12,220
Table9:SummaryofAllAdverseEvents(Sub‐studySubjects)
SystemOrganClass
PreferredTerm
AllPRECISEStentSubjects
(N=52)
Number(%)ofSubjectswithoneormoreAdverseEvents 21(40.4%)
BloodAndLymphaticSystemDisorders2(3.8%)
Anaemia2(3.8%)
CardiacDisorders1(1.9%)
AtrialFibrillation1(1.9%)
CardiacFailureCongestive1(1.9%)
GastrointestinalDisorders6(11.5%)
Nausea5(9.6%)
Vomiting3(5.8%)
GeneralDisordersAndAdministrationSiteConditions 5(9.6%)
Pain5(9.6%)
InfectionsAndInfestations3(5.8%)
AdenoviralUpperRespiratoryInfection1(1.9%)
Infection1(1.9%)
UrinaryTractInfection1(1.9%)
Injury,PoisoningAndProceduralComplications 1(1.9%)
PostProceduralHaemorrhage1(1.9%)
Investigations3(5.8%)
BloodCreatinePhosphokinaseIncreased 1(1.9%)
OxygenSaturationDecreased1(1.9%)
TroponinIncreased1(1.9%)
MetabolismAndNutritionDisorders1(1.9%)
Hypomagnesaemia1(1.9%)
Hypophosphataemia1(1.9%)
NervousSystemDisorders4(7.7%)
CerebrovascularAccident1(1.9%)
Headache3(5.8%)
PsychiatricDisorders1(1.9%)
Hallucination,Visual1(1.9%)

Respiratory,ThoracicAndMediastinalDisorders 3(5.8%)
Atelectasis1(1.9%)
Rales1(1.9%)
Rhinorrhoea1(1.9%)
Wheezing1(1.9%)
VascularDisorders8(15.4%)
ArteryDissection1(1.9%)
Hypotension6(11.5%)
OrthostaticHypotension1(1.9%)
ThepatientdemographicsandresultsfromtheROADSTERsub‐studyincludingsubjectsreceivingthePRECISEstent
(N=52)werecomparablethoseoftheROADSTERpivotalstudycohort(N=141).
9.0DirectionsforUse
Onlyphysicianswhohavereceivedappropriatetrainingfortranscarotidstentingandwhoarefamiliarwiththe
principles,clinicalapplications,complications,sideeffectsandhazardscommonlyassociatedwithcarotid
interventionalproceduresshouldusethisdevice.
9.1Peri‐ProceduralCare
Table10
Pre‐ProcedureMedications
MedicationDoseTimepriorto
procedure
Notes
Aspirin75‐325mg*Atleast72hrs A650mgloadingdoseofaspirin,providedthatitisnot
entericcoatedorextendedrelease,atleast4hoursprior
toprocedureisacceptableif325mgdosingwasnot
administeredpriortoprocedureorpertheInstitution's
standardofcare.
Clopidogrel75mgAtleast72hrs A450mgclopidogrelloadingdoseatleast4hourspriorto
procedureisacceptableif75mgdosingwasnot
administeredpriortoprocedure.Thephysicianmay
substituteprasugrel,ticlopidine,oragenericversionof
clopidogrelperthemanufacturer'spublishedguidelines.
Ifticlopidineisprescribed,itmustbeadministeredwith
theappropriatesafetymonitoringattwoweeksandat
onemonth.
*Asstatedinthe"2011ASA/ACCF/AHA/AANN/AANS/ACR/ASNR/CNS/SAIP/SCAI/SIR/SNIS/SVM/SVSguidelineon
themanagementofpatientswithextracranialcarotidandvertebralarterydisease:executivesummary."and"ESVS
Guidelines.InvasiveTreatmentforCarotidStenosis:Indications,Techniques."

Table11
Post‐ProcedureMedications
MedicationDoseDurationpost‐
procedure
Notes
Aspirin75‐325mg*Daily,
continued
indefinitely
Aspirindosagemaybeadjustedatthediscretionofthe
Investigatorand/orifwarrantedbythepatient'smedical
condition,i.e.,documentedintolerance,GIbleed,etc.
Allchangeinmedicationsaretobedocumentedonthe
ConcomitantMedicationCRF.
Clopidogrel75mgDaily,
forminimumof4
weeks
Clopidogreldosingmayextendatphysician'sdiscretion.
Thephysicianmaysubstituteprasugrel,ticlopidine,ora
genericversionofclopidogrelperthemanufacturer's
publishedguidelines.
*Asstatedinthe"2011ASA/ACCF/AHA/AANN/AANS/ACR/ASNR/CNS/SAIP/SCAI/SIR/SNIS/SVM/SVSguidelineon
themanagementofpatientswithextracranialcarotidandvertebralarterydisease:executivesummary."and"ESVS
Guidelines.InvasiveTreatmentforCarotidStenosis:Indications,Techniques."
Inadditiontotheusualcareandthesuggestedperi‐procedurepharmacologicalregimen,specialattentionto
diagnosisandmanagementofthefollowingconditionsarecriticalforoptimalpatientcare:
•Bradycardiaortachycardia
•Hypertensionorhypotension
•Acuteandsubacutestentthrombosis
•Hyperfusionsyndrome
9.2Pre‐Procedure
RefertoSection9.1oftheseinstructionsforthesuggestedpre‐procedurepharmacologicaltreatmentregimen.
Theplacementofthestentinastenoticorobstructedcarotidarteryshouldbedoneinaprocedureroom
equippedwithangiography.Angiographyshouldbeperformedtomapouttheextentofthelesion(s)andthe
collateralflow.Ifthrombusispresent,donotproceedwithstentdeployment.Patientpreparationandsterile
precautionsshouldbethesameasforanyangioplastyprocedure.
CAUTION:Venousaccessshouldbeavailableduringcarotidstentinginordertomanagebradycardiaand/or
hypotensioneitherbypharmaceuticalinterventionorplacementofatemporarypacemakerifneeded.
CAUTION:Whencathetersareinthebody,theyshouldbemanipulatedonlyunderfluoroscopy.Radiographic
equipmentthatprovideshighqualityimagesisneeded.
a.Injectcontrastmedia–PerformanangiogramusingthetechniquedescribedintheENROUTETranscarotid
NPS'sInstructionsforUse.
b.Identifyandmarkthelesion–Fluoroscopicallyidentifyandmarkthelesion,observingthemostdistallevelof
thestenosis.
9.3DeviceSelectionandPreparation
1.SelectStentSize
Measurethelengthofthetargetlesiontodeterminethelengthofstent(s)required.Whenmorethanonestentis
requiredtocoverthelesion,themoredistalstentshouldbeplacedfirst.Overlapofsequentialstentsisnecessary,
buttheamountofoverlapshouldbekepttoaminimum(approximately5mm).
Measurethediameterofthereferencevessel(proximalanddistaltothelesion).Itisnecessarytoselectastent,
whichhasanunconstraineddiameterthatis1to2mmlargerthanthelargestreferencevesseldiameterto
achievesecureplacementaccordingtothefollowingStentSizeSelectionTable(Table12).

Table12
ENROUTETranscarotidStentSystem‐StentSizeSelectionTable
Vessel
Lumen
Diameter
(mm)
Unconstrained
Stent
Diameter
(mm)
%Length
Foreshortening*
(%)
3.0
–
4.05.0 1.2
4.0
–
5.06.0 2.4
5.0
–
6.07.0 4.1
6.0
–
7.08.0 6.2
7.0
–
8.09.0 5.8
8.0
–
9.010.0 8.0
*Calculated
2.PreparationofStentDeliverySystem
CAUTION:TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemissuppliedSTERILEandisintendedforsingleuseonly.DONOT
resterilizeand/orreusethedevice.Assurethatthedevicehadbeenproperlystoredinacool,dark,dryplaceprior
touse.
CAUTION:UsetheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystempriortothe“UseBy”datespecifiedonthepackage.Do
notuseifthepouchisopenedordamaged.
CAUTION:TheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemisshippedwiththeTuohyBorstvalveOPEN.Becarefulnotto
prematurelydeploythestentduringpreparation.Thesystemshouldbepreppedinthesteriletrayperthebelow
instructions.ClosetheTuohyBorstvalvepriortoremovingthedevicefromthetray.
a.Opentheouterboxtorevealthepouchcontainingthestentanddeliverysystem.
b.Checkthetemperatureexposureindicatoronthepouchtoconfirmthattheblackdottedpatternwithagray
backgroundisclearlyvisible.Donotuseifentiretemperatureexposureindicatoriscompletelyblackasthe
unconstrainedstentdiametermayhavebeencompromised.
c.Aftercarefulinspectionofthepouchlookingfordamagetothesterilebarrier,carefullypeelthepouchopenand
removethetray.Withoutremovingthedevicefromthetray,examinethedeviceforanydamage.Ifitissuspected
thatthesterilityorperformanceofthedevicehasbeencompromised,thedeviceshouldnotbeused.
d.Withthedeviceinthetray,attachastopcocktotheYconnectionontheTuohyBorstvalve.
e.(RefertoFig.2)Withthedevicestillinthetray,attacha5‐ccsyringefilledwithheparinizedsalinesolutiontothe
openedstopcockattachedtotheYconnection(9)ontheTuohyBorstvalve(1).EnsurethattheTuohyBorst
proximalendvalve(12)isintheopenposition.Applypositivepressuretothesyringeuntilsalineweepsfromthe
proximalendoftheTuohyBorstvalve(12).LocktheTuohyBorstvalve.
f.ClosethestopcockattachedtotheTuohyBorstYconnection.
g.Extractthestentdeliverysystemfromthetray.Examinethedeviceforanydamage.Evaluatethedistalendof
thecathetertoensurethatthestentiscontainedwithintheoutersheath.Donotuseifthestentispartially
deployed.Ifagapbetweenthecathetertipandoutersheathtipexists,opentheTuohyBorstvalveandgentlypull
theinnershaftinaproximaldirectionuntilthegapisclosed.LocktheTuohyBorstvalveaftertheadjustmentby
rotatingtheproximalvalveendinaclockwisedirection.
9.4StentDeploymentProcedure
WARNING:Ensurethatthecathetersystemisflushedaccordingtothestepsoutlinedin"IntroductionofStent
DeliverySystem".FailuretodosocouldresultinairenteringtheENROUTETranscarotidArterialSheath.
WARNING:EnsurethatthereisatightsealbetweentheENROUTETranscarotidStentSystemandthevalveforthe
ENROUTETranscarotidArterialSheathduringaspiration.FailuretodosocouldresultinairenteringtheENROUTE
TranscarotidArterialSheath.