DJO SURGICAL recalls ALTIVATE REVERSE WEDGE GLENO: Model 804-06-311. Potential for reamer to kick or bind during use, causing injury. Consumers should contact DJO SURGICAL for details.
Their is a potential that the reamer may kick or bind up during or immediately prior to use.
DJO SURGICAL is recalling their ALTIVATE REVERSE WEDGE GLENOID REAMER HEAD (model 804-06-311) because it may kick or bind during use, potentially causing injury. This is a medical device used in surgeries, so affected users should contact the manufacturer for guidance.
The reamer could kick or bind during or immediately before use, which might cause injury to the patient or the user. This is a medical device used in surgeries, so the risk is serious but not immediate.
Medical professionals who use this surgical tool are most at risk. Patients using this device during procedures may also be affected.
Check for the model number 804-06-311 on the product. This is a surgical tool made by DJO SURGICAL for use in medical procedures.
Reach out to DJO SURGICAL for specific instructions on how to handle the recalled item.
The recall indicates a potential risk of binding or kicking during use, so it is not recommended to use this product without contacting DJO SURGICAL first.
Check for the model number 804-06-311 on the product. This is a surgical tool made by DJO SURGICAL.
Contact DJO SURGICAL for specific instructions on how to handle the recalled item.
We’ve drafted a message you can send DJO SURGICAL to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2546-2025 — DJO SURGICAL DJO SURGICAL Hello, I own a DJO SURGICAL that is covered by recall Z-2546-2025 from DJO SURGICAL. 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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