SPINEART SA recalls PERLA cannulated fenestrated polyaxial screws (model MPF-PS 5:55 45-S) due to potential incorrect labeling. Affected units may have safety risks if mislabeled.
Cannulated fenestrated polyaxial screws may be incorrectly labeled
SPINEART SA is recalling PERLA cannulated fenestrated polyaxial screws (model MPF-PS 55 45-S) because they may be incorrectly labeled. This could lead to safety issues if the screws are used in medical procedures without proper identification.
Incorrect labeling could lead to using the wrong screw type during spinal surgery. This might cause improper fixation or complications if the screws are not correctly identified.
Medical professionals who use these screws for spinal surgery are most at risk. Patients receiving these screws during procedures may also be affected if mislabeled.
Check for the model number MPF-PS 55 45-S on the screw packaging. The lot code 8-4266 is also associated with this specific batch.
Verify the model number and lot code on the screw packaging to confirm it is not the recalled model MPF-PS 55 45-S with lot code 8-4266.
The recall applies to medical screws used in spinal procedures. If you have the specific model and lot code, contact your surgeon to discuss potential risks.
Look for the model number MPF-PS 55 45-S and lot code 8-4266 on the packaging or documentation.
The recall does not require immediate removal. Check the labeling to confirm if you have the recalled model before taking any action.
We’ve drafted a message you can send PERLA to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2280-2025 — PERLA PERLA Hello, I own a PERLA that is covered by recall Z-2280-2025 from PERLA. 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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