T.A.G. Medical recalls Betta Link LG Reusable Fishmouth Guides due to potential metal shavings from bending during surgery, risking patient injury. Affected units include specific lot numbers and part numbers.
Drill guides might bend when axial forces are applied by surgeon during procedure and result in potential metal shavings due to friction with the drill bit.Risk to patients includes potential of injury.
T.A.G. Medical is recalling Betta Link LG Reusable Fishmouth Guides because they might bend during surgery, causing metal shavings that could injure patients. This affects specific lot numbers and part numbers used in soft tissue to bone fixation procedures.
The drill guides can bend when axial forces are applied by surgeons during procedures. This bending causes friction with the drill bit, potentially creating metal shavings that could injure patients.
Surgeons using the Betta Link LG Reusable Fishmouth Guides for soft tissue to bone fixation procedures are most at risk. Patients undergoing surgery with these guides may face injury from metal shavings.
Check for part number 110045157 and lot numbers 22A01, 22C01, or 22F01 on the product. The Betta Link LG Reusable Fishmouth Guide is intended for soft tissue to bone fixation in ligament or tendon repairs.
Look for part number 110045157 and lot numbers 22A01, 22C01, or 22F01 on the product.
The drill guides might bend during surgery, causing metal shavings that could injure patients.
Part number 110045157 and lot numbers 22A01, 22C01, and 22F01.
The recall record does not specify a remedy.
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Subject: Recall Z-2065-2023 — T.A.G. Medical T.A.G. Medical Hello, I own a T.A.G. Medical that is covered by recall Z-2065-2023 from T.A.G. 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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