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FDA expands Instylla Embrace Hydrogel Embolic System approval to peripheral arterial bleeding

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30 oct
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The FDA has expanded approval of Instylla's Embrace Hydrogel Embolic System to peripheral arterial bleeding, supported by clinical evidence from the multicentre HALT study.


The expanded premarket approval authorises the Embrace Hydrogel Embolic System for embolisation of peripheral arterial bleeding in vessels measuring 6 mm or less, extending its previously approved use in hypervascular tumour embolisation.


In the prospective HALT study involving 130 patients across 22 US sites, the company reported 90% clinical success and 100% freedom from major adverse events through 30 days, supporting the device's additional indication.

Field

Content

Article Type

Approvals

Regulatory Authority

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Regulatory Decision

Expanded premarket approval indication

Approval Announcement Date

29 October 2026

Company

Instylla

Device Name

Embrace Hydrogel Embolic System

Device Type

Hydrogel embolisation system

Therapeutic Area

Interventional radiology; vascular intervention

New Approved Indication

Embolisation of peripheral arterial bleeding

Eligible Vessel Size

6 mm or less

Previous Approved Indication

Hypervascular tumour embolisation

Previous Approval Date

August 2025

Supporting Clinical Study

HALT

Study Design

Prospective multicentre clinical study

Study Population

130 patients

Study Sites

22 US sites

Reported Clinical Success

90%

Reported Major Adverse Event Outcome

100% freedom from major adverse events through 30 days

Follow-up Period

30 days for reported major adverse event outcome

Geography

United States

What Happened

The FDA expanded the Embrace Hydrogel Embolic System's premarket approval to include peripheral arterial bleeding in vessels measuring 6 mm or less.

Why It Matters

The new indication broadens embolisation options for interventional specialists managing peripheral arterial bleeding.

Clinical Evidence

HALT enrolled 130 patients at 22 US centres and reported 90% clinical success and 100% freedom from major adverse events through 30 days.

Regulatory Distinction

This is an additional approved indication for an existing device, not its initial FDA approval.

Key Takeaway

Instylla's Embrace system can now be used for approved peripheral arterial bleeding procedures in eligible vessels.

What to Watch

Hospital adoption, physician training, reimbursement, real-world safety, procedural outcomes and further clinical evidence.

Primary Source

Instylla via PR Newswire

Primary Source URL

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/instyllas-embrace-hydrogel-embolic-system-receives-fda-approval-for-peripheral-arterial-bleeds-302922926.html

Relevant Date

29 October 2026


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