Atrium Medical recalls ADVANTA VXT vascular grafts due to reported separation of Slider GDS Swivel Rod from Swivel Core, creating a gap between components.
Complaints of reported separation of the Slider GDS Swivel Rod from the Swivel Core and of a notable gap between the two pieces.
Atrium Medical is recalling specific ADVANTA VXT vascular graft models because users have reported the Slider GDS Swivel Rod separating from the Swivel Core, creating a gap between the two parts. This separation could potentially lead to complications during medical procedures.
The Slider GDS Swivel Rod can separate from the Swivel Core, creating a gap between the two components. This separation might cause issues during medical procedures, though the record does not specify serious injury risks.
Patients using the recalled ADVANTA VXT vascular graft models are most at risk. Healthcare providers who have these grafts in their inventory may also be affected.
Check for the product code 22076 or UDI-DI 00650862220766 on the vascular graft. The product names include ADVANTA VXT, 7X80, 1GDS, FH, STR-SW.
Look for the product code 22076 or UDI-DI 00650862220766 on the vascular graft.
The recalled models are ADVANTA VXT, 7X80, 1GDS, FH, STR-SW with product code 22076 and UDI-DI 00650862220766.
The recall reports separation of components but does not specify serious injury risks.
Check the product code or UDI-DI on the vascular graft to confirm if it is recalled.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Atrium Medical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1972-2024 — Atrium Medical Atrium Medical Hello, I own a Atrium Medical that is covered by recall Z-1972-2024 from Atrium Medical. 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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