Innomed recalls hip cutter blade cups with a 54mm finisher blade instead of starter blade. This could cause injury during use. Affected units have UDI/DI 00840277104007 and Lot 1223K.
54 MM finisher blade was inadvertently affixed to the shaft of the CupX handle in lieu of the 54 MM starter blade.
Innomed is recalling hip cutter blade cups that have a 54mm finisher blade instead of the intended starter blade. Using these cups could cause injury during hip surgery procedures.
The 54mm finisher blade is incorrectly attached to the CupX handle instead of the 54mm starter blade. This mismatch could cause injury during hip surgery procedures when the blade is used improperly.
Surgical professionals using hip cutter blade cups with the incorrect blade are affected. Those who use the product without verifying the blade type are at higher risk.
Check for the UDI/DI code 0084027:77104007 and Lot Number 1223K on the product. The product is labeled as 'INNOMED CUP REMOVAL STARTER INSTRUMENT, REF 520054, Hip cutter blade cup'.
Verify that the blade is a 54mm starter blade, not a finisher blade, by inspecting the blade attachment to the CupX handle.
Yes, using the incorrect blade could cause injury during hip surgery procedures.
Check if your product has the UDI/DI code 00840277104007 and Lot Number 1223K. If so, verify the blade type before use.
The product is labeled as 'INNOMED CUP REMOVAL STARTER INSTRUMENT, REF 520054, Hip cutter blade cup' with UDI/DI 00840277104007 and Lot 1223K.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Innomed to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1753-2024 — Innomed Innomed Hello, I own a Innomed that is covered by recall Z-1753-2024 from Innomed. 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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