Neurovision recalls Cobra 3-Plate EMG ET Tubes (6.0mm, REF LTE7003PM) due to mislabeled tube size in EMG RLN monitoring kits. This could lead to incorrect usage in medical procedures.
mislabeling; EMG RLN monitoring kit labeling contains the incorrect tube size.
Neurovision is recalling specific EMG tubes because the labeling shows the wrong tube size. This could cause incorrect medical procedures if used with the wrong equipment.
The EMG RLN monitoring kit labels incorrectly state the tube size. This could lead to using the wrong tube size during medical procedures, potentially causing incorrect results or complications.
Healthcare providers using these tubes for EMG monitoring. Patients receiving these procedures may be at risk if the wrong tube size is used.
Check for the model 'Cobra, 3-Plate EMG ET Tube, 6.0mm, REF: LTE7003PM' with lot number 051724B or UDI B006LTE7003PS52. These tubes are prescription-only and sterile.
Look for the model number 'Cobra, 3-Plate EMG ET Tube, 6.0mm, REF: LTE7003PM' and lot number 051724B or UDI B006LTE7003PS52.
The product is safe if used with the correct tube size as labeled. However, the mislabeling means it may not be suitable for the intended medical procedure.
Check for the model 'Cobra, 3-Plate EMG ET Tube, 6.0mm, REF: LTE7003PM' with lot number 051724B or UDI B006LTE7003PS52.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Neurovision for guidance on next steps.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Neurovision to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2719-2024 — Neurovision Neurovision Hello, I own a Neurovision that is covered by recall Z-2719-2024 from Neurovision. 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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