Two versions of Medtronic PLC's IN.PACT Admiral balloons to treat lesions in blocked arteries have received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

The Dublin, Ireland company's drug-coated balloons can be used to treat 200-millimeter and 250-millimeter lesions in patients with peripheral artery disease, a buildup of fatty deposits that lead to narrowed arteries and less blood flow.

The FDA approved a 360mm version of the device in April.

In all three cases, the balloons are used in the superficial femoral artery, the main artery running through the leg and an important pathway for oxygenated blood to flow through the limb.