Technomed Europe recalls NEUROSIGN Disposable Stimulating Dissector REF 5888-00 with brown discoloration on hinge area. Affected units sold with specific lot numbers. Consumers should check product for discoloration and contact for remedy.
Product has have presence of brown discoloration or substance on the hinge area of the device
Technomed Europe is recalling disposable stimulating dissectors with brown discoloration or substance on the hinge area. This could cause the device to malfunction or become unsafe during use.
The device may have brown discoloration or substance on the hinge area, which could lead to malfunction or unsafe use during medical procedures. This could potentially cause the device to fail or become unsafe when handling the device.
Users of the NEUROSIGN Disposable Stimulating Dissector REF 5888-00 with lot numbers 061158 or 061380 are affected. Medical professionals using this device for procedures are most at risk.
Check for brown discoloration or substance on the hinge area of the NEUROSIGN Disposable Stimulating Dissector. Affected units have lot numbers 061158 or 061380 and were sold with UDI/DI 08718375869659.
Inspect the hinge area for brown discoloration or substance.
The product has brown discoloration or substance on the hinge area, which could cause malfunction or unsafe use during medical procedures.
Lot numbers 061158 and 061380 are affected.
Check for brown discoloration on the hinge area. If present, contact Technomed Europe for remedy.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Technomed Europe to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-3131-2024 — Technomed Europe Technomed Europe Hello, I own a Technomed Europe that is covered by recall Z-3131-2024 from Technomed Europe. 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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