Epix Electrosurgical Probes with Smoke Evacuation, Angled L-Hook Tip, 5mm x 42 cm REF CW002 QTY: 1 - Product Usage: The Epix Electrosurgical Probe with Smoke Evacuation is intended to deliver energy from an independent monopolar electrosurgical generator to cut and coagulate tissue during laparoscopic surgical procedures where the device is introduced into the body through a cannula. The device may be used for the evacuation of smoke created by electrosurgery at the surgical site.
Enforcement
- Recall Number
- Z-0509-2020
- Event ID
- 83909
- Classification
- Class II
- Status
- Terminated
- Product Type
- Devices
- Firm
- Applied Medical Resources Corp
- Voluntary / Mandated
- Voluntary: Firm initiated
- Initial Notification
- Letter
- Report Date
- November 27, 2019
- Initiation Date
- December 12, 2018
- Classification Date
- November 21, 2019
- Termination Date
- January 22, 2021
- Address
- 22872 Avenida Empresa, N/A, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, 92688-2650, United States
Description
Epix Electrosurgical Probes with Smoke Evacuation, Angled L-Hook Tip, 5mm x 42 cm REF CW002 QTY: 1 - Product Usage: The Epix Electrosurgical Probe with Smoke Evacuation is intended to deliver energy from an independent monopolar electrosurgical generator to cut and coagulate tissue during laparoscopic surgical procedures where the device is introduced into the body through a cannula. The device may be used for the evacuation of smoke created by electrosurgery at the surgical site.
Unintentional shifting of the tip insulation of the firm's electrosurgical probes.
Model Number: CW002 Lot Numbers: 1336418 and 1340803 Model # Lot # UDI Code CW002 1336418 (01)00607915136147(17)210912(30)01(10)1336418 CW002 1340206 (01)00607915136147(17)211029(30)01(10)1340206 TA211 1340118 (01)20607915139050(17)210812(30)01(10)1340118 TA211 1342169 (01)20607915139050(17)210812(30)01(10)1342169
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28 units Domestically - 112 units Internationally