Peter Lazic Gmbh recalls D-Clip Standard/Mini Appliers that may not release surgical clips during use, causing potential complications. Affected units include model 35.412 with specific UDI/DI numbers.
Customer complaint received that reported the applier failed during surgery. The applier did not release the clip. The applier remained attached to the clip.
Peter Lazic recalls certain surgical clip appliers that can fail to release clips during surgery, leaving them attached. This poses a risk of complications for patients during procedures.
The applier may not release the surgical clip during use, causing it to remain attached to the clip. This can lead to complications during surgery if the clip is not properly released.
Surgical professionals using the D-Clip appliers for procedures are most at risk. Patients undergoing surgery with these devices could face complications.
Check for model number 35.412 on the applier. The product has a specific UDI/DI number: 04250603739616. All lot numbers are affected.
Verify the model number is 35.412 on the D-Clip applier.
Reach out to Peter Lazic Gmbh for further assistance with the recall.
The recall is due to customer complaints that the applier failed to release surgical clips during surgery, causing them to remain attached.
Check for model number 35.412 and UDI/DI number 04250603739616 on the applier.
Contact Peter Lazic Gmbh for guidance on next steps, as there is no specific remedy stated in the recall.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Peter Lazic to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1279-2024 — Peter Lazic Peter Lazic Hello, I own a Peter Lazic that is covered by recall Z-1279-2024 from Peter Lazic. 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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