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AIA-PACK FT4

FDA 510(k)
FDA Class 2 ·Clinical Chemistry

INDIGO OPTIMA LASER SYSTEM

FDA 510(k)
FDA Class 2 ·General, Plastic Surgery

TCX-I REMOTE CARE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

FDA 510(k)
FDA Class 2 ·Cardiovascular

SET SCREW, TI GAMMA3® Ø8X17.5MM

FDA Adverse Event
Malfunction ·STRYKER TRAUMA KIEL·Product code HSB·July 22, 2014

BD NEOFLON¿ IV CANNULA

FDA Adverse Event
Malfunction ·BECTON DICKINSON MEDICAL (SINGAPORE)·Product code FOZ·March 14, 2022

840 VENTILATOR

FDA Adverse Event
Malfunction ·COVIDIEN, FORMERLY NELLCO·Product code CBK·January 9, 2013

SOLETRA

FDA Adverse Event
Malfunction ·MEDTRONIC EUROPE SARL·Product code MHY·November 12, 2010

ACCESS

FDA Adverse Event
Malfunction ·BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE·Product code FPA·July 3, 2014

Hamilton brand Disposable Syringe Pack for use with Microlab F.A.M.E; Part Number: 147692 (case containing 96 syringes); Manufactured by: Treff AG, Degersheim, Switzerland for Hamilton Bonaduz AG, Bonaduz, Switzerland (Manufacturer of record); Product is distributed by Hamilton Company, Reno, NV The F.A.M.E Syringes are a disposable product that is used on our Microlab F.A.M.E. series instruments for diluting/dispensing. Microlab F.A.M.E was released under 510(k) K943493/S1 under product codes JJE (862.2160 Discrete Photometric Chemistry Analyzer for Clinical Use), JJQ (862.2300 Colorimeter, photometer, or spectrophotometer for Clinical Use), and JTC (866.2500 Microtiter Diluting/Dispensing Device), all of which are currently Class I exempt devices. The syringes are also used on Ortho Summit Processor instruments distributed by Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics.

FDA Recall
Terminated ·Hamilton Co·Product code JJE·September 26, 2011

PM3544 QUADRA RELIEVE and PM3562 QUADRA ALLURE MP These low voltage (LV) devices are implantable pacemaker pulse generators, intended to be permanently implanted in the body, that have a power supply and electronic circuits that produce a periodic electrical pulse to stimulate the heart. These devices are used as a substitute for the heart's intrinsic pacing system to correct both intermittent and continuous cardiac rhythm disorders

FDA Enforcement
Class II ·Terminated·St Jude Medical Inc.·October 25, 2017