MicroSurgical Technology Inc recalls MST Duet Reusable Handles due to pin coming off, which could cause injury during surgery. Affected units have model DFH-1028 with lot codes HNF or HNR.
Due to pin coming off of handles.
MicroS:urgical Technology Inc recalls their MST Duet Reusable Handles for single-use surgical instruments because a pin can come off during use, potentially causing injury. This affects specific model numbers and lot codes sold in the U.S.
The pin on the handle can detach during use, which could lead to injury if the handle becomes unstable or slips during surgery. This is a mechanical failure that may occur without warning.
Surgical professionals using MST Duet Reusable Handles for single-use forceps or scissors systems are most at risk. Affected units have model DFH-1028 with lot codes HNF or HNR.
Check for model number DFH-1028 on the handle. Affected units have lot codes HNF or HNR, which are the product codes used for tracing.
Look for model number DFH-1028 on the reusable handle.
Confirm the lot code is HNF or HNR to determine if the handle is affected.
The pin on the handle can come off during use, which could cause injury during surgery.
No, but you should check if your handle is affected before using it. Affected units require verification of model and lot code.
Check for model number DFH-1028 and lot code HNF or HNR on the handle.
We’ve drafted a message you can send MST to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0521-2025 — MST MST Hello, I own a MST that is covered by recall Z-0521-2025 from MST. 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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