CCardiocirculatory System Devices
EMDN category C contains 8 groups and 248 terminal codes (EMDN v2026). Select a group for its complete code hierarchy.
C01Arterio-Venous System Devices137 terminal codesC02Arrhythmology Devices31 terminal codesC03Cardiac Surgery and Heart Transplant Devices28 terminal codesC04Cardiovascular Guidewires26 terminal codesC05Cardiovascular Introducer Sheaths7 terminal codesC06Cardiovascular Surgery Instruments, Single-Use4 terminal codesC90Cardiocirculatory Devices - Various14 terminal codesC99Cardiocirculatory Devices - Other1 terminal codesHow category C is distributed
The 8 groups in this category are not evenly sized. C01 (Arterio-Venous System Devices) alone holds 137 terminal codes, 55% of the category, while 1 group is a single terminal code with no hierarchy at all. Hierarchies here run up to 5 levels below a group code, and 35% of the category’s terminal codes are “- Other” or “- Accessories” fallbacks rather than named device types.
Frequently asked questions
- How many codes are in EMDN category C?
- Category C (Cardiocirculatory System Devices) holds 248 terminal codes spread across 8 groups. Terminal codes are the ones a EUDAMED device record accepts. EMDN v2026.
- Which C group has the most codes?
- C01 (Arterio-Venous System Devices), with 137 terminal codes, or 55% of everything in category C. At the other end, 1 group is a single terminal code with no hierarchy below it.
- How much of category C is catch-all codes?
- 87 of the 248 terminal codes in category C are "- Other" or "- Accessories" entries, 35% of the category. Those are residual slots for devices the named codes do not cover, so it is worth ruling out the specific codes in a group before settling on one.
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Get your free readiness reportSource: European Commission, EMDN v2026 official release. Terminal codes are the only codes accepted in a EUDAMED device record. EMDN is a nomenclature, not a risk classification. MDR/IVDR class is determined separately.