Endomag recalls Magseed Pro 7 cm soft tissue markers with model MS2-17-1-07 due to potential cotton fiber contamination. Affected units include specific batch numbers sold between 2024-2025.
Potential for contamination with cotton fibers.
Endomag is recalling its Magseed Pro 7 cm soft tissue markers (model MS2-17-1-07) because they may contain cotton fibers. This could lead to contamination during surgical procedures, though the risk is not described as serious or life-threatening.
The markers may contain cotton fibers that could contaminate the surgical site during procedures. This is a potential risk for patients and surgical teams using the device, though the record does not specify how severe the contamination could be.
Surgical teams using the Magseed Pro 7 cm soft tissue markers with model number MS2-17-1-07 are most at risk. Patients undergoing procedures with this device could potentially be exposed to cotton fibers.
Check for model number MS2-17-1-07 on the marker. Affected units include batch numbers 250212-02, 250324-03, 250415-06, 250523-11, 241227-01, and 250612-51.
Look for model number MS2-17-1-07 on the marker packaging or device.
The Endomag Magseed Pro 7 cm soft tissue markers may contain cotton fibers that could contaminate the surgical site during procedures.
Model number MS2-17-1-07 with batch numbers 250212-02, 250324-03, 250415-06, 250523-11, 241227-01, and 250612-51.
The recall record does not specify a remedy.
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Subject: Recall Z-0316-2026 — Endomag Endomag Hello, I own a Endomag that is covered by recall Z-0316-2026 from Endomag. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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