Every recall we track for Ad-Tech Medical Instrument Corporation — 14 in all — plus the complaints and injury reports the public filed about them.
Ad-Tech recalls A-Style SD Depth Electrodes with incorrect MR safety labels. These devices may not be safe for MRI use due to misplaced safety symbols.
Ad-Tech recalls A-Style SD Depth Electrodes with incorrect MR safety labels. The device may not be safe for MRI use due to missing MR Conditional symbol.
Ad-Tech recalls A-Style SD depth electrodes with incorrect MR safety labels. These devices may not be safe for MRI use, risking injury during scans. Affected units have specific lot numbers.
Ad-Tech recalls TECH ATTACH Cables with incorrect labels that could lead to improper use with medical monitors. Affected units include Lot #121240 and 126270.
Ad-Tech recalls Lightweight CABRIO Cables with incorrect labels that could lead to improper use with medical monitors. Affected units include specific lot numbers listed in the recall notice.
Ad-Tech recalls lightweight cables with incorrect labels that could lead to improper connections. Affected items have specific lot numbers. Contact Ad-Tech for details.
Ad-Tech recalls drill sleeve guides (DSG-90-2.3N, DSG-6.3-090-2.4N) sold 2014-2019 due to potential drill bit seizing during surgery. Affected users should contact Ad-Tech for details.
Ad-Tech Medical Instrument Corporation recalls skull anchor bolts sold through May 30, 2019 due to potential MR environment use without approval. Affected units may pose safety risks if used in MRI settings.
Ad-Tech Medical recalls depth electrodes made through May 2019 due to MR environment safety risks. These devices are not approved for use in MRI settings, potentially causing harm.
Ad-Tech recalls LSB Style Anchor Bolts sold between March 2019 and May 2019 due to non-sterile parts distributed without proper sterilization instructions, posing infection risks in surgical procedures.
Ad-Tech Medical recalls dual-sided subdural electrodes sold through May 2019 due to MR environment safety risks. These devices are approved for use in MRI but not intended for that purpose.
Ad-Tech recalls Spencer Probe Depth Electrodes with incorrect contact count that may cause improper brain mapping during surgery. The recall addresses a manufacturing error where some units were labeled as 8-contact but are actually 6-contact.
Ad-Tech Medical recalls drill sleeve guides DSG-6.3-090-2.4N with specific batch numbers due to potential drill bit seizing during skull surgery. Affected units may cause serious injury.
Ad-Tech Medical recalls disposable drill kits with possible mix-up of 2.4mm and 2.8mm drill bits. These kits are used for cranial surgery and may cause errors if used incorrectly.
