EPIX Therapeutics recalls DiamondTemp Bidrectional Large Curve Ablation Catheters due to incorrect size labeling on packaging and instructions, which may cause blood stagnation or clots.
It has been identified that the catheter size on the packaging labeling does not correspond to the widest part of the catheter. In addition the IFU contains the incorrect diameter of the catheter. This could result in blood stagnation, clots or air emboli.
EPIX Therapeutics is recalling DiamondTemp Bidrectional Large Curve Ablation Catheters because the packaging and instructions show the wrong size. This could lead to blood clots or air embolisms during medical procedures.
The catheter's size on the packaging and instructions does not match the actual widest part. This mismatch could cause blood to stagnate, form clots, or air embolisms during medical procedures.
Patients receiving cardiac ablation procedures using this catheter are affected. Medical professionals using the catheter for procedures are at risk of complications.
Look for the DiamondTemp Bidrectional Large Curve Ablation Catheter, 7.5 French Size (2.48 mm), Connector Type: ODU. All lots are affected.
Verify the catheter's size on the packaging and instructions matches the actual widest part.
The recall indicates the size labeling is incorrect, which could cause blood stagnation or clots. It is not safe to use as described.
The official recall does not specify a remedy, so contact EPIX Therapeutics for guidance.
Look for the DiamondTemp Bidrectional Large Curve Ablation Catheter, 7.5 French Size (2.48 mm), Connector Type: ODU. All lots are affected.
We’ve drafted a message you can send EPIX Therapeutics to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1320-2021 — EPIX Therapeutics EPIX Therapeutics Hello, I own a EPIX Therapeutics that is covered by recall Z-1320-2021 from EPIX Therapeutics. 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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