Technomed recalls disposable subdermal needle electrodes with a risk of blue hub detaching, leaving needles in scalp. Affected models include TE/S50715-001-C and others. Stop using immediately.
There is a high risk of the blue hub detaching from the corkscrew needle, resulting the the needle remaining in the patient's scalp.
Technomed is recalling disposable subdermal needle electrodes that may have a blue hub detaching from the needle, potentially leaving it in the patient's scalp. This poses a serious injury risk if the needle remains embedded.
The blue hub can detach from the corkscrew needle during use, causing the needle to remain in the patient's scalp. This can lead to serious injury or infection if not properly removed.
Patients who have used the recalled disposable subdermal needle electrodes for medical procedures are at risk. Healthcare providers using these devices for treatments may also be affected.
Check for model numbers TE/S50715-001-C, TE/S50725-001C, and TE/S50715-001 in the product description. The product is a disposable subdermal needle electrode used for medical procedures.
Discontinue use of the recalled disposable subdermal needle electrodes if you have them.
The blue hub may detach from the corkscrew needle, causing it to remain in the patient's scalp.
Models TE/S50715-001-C, TE/S50725-001C, and TE/S50715-001 are affected.
Check the product description for model numbers TE/S50715-001-C, TE/S50725-001C, or TE/S50715-001.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Technomed to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0465-2022 — Technomed Technomed Hello, I own a Technomed that is covered by recall Z-0465-2022 from Technomed. 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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