Olympus recalls TJF-Q190V duodenoscopes after reports of mucosal injuries from forceps elevator regions. Affected units include specific models used with Olympus video systems.
Olympus Medical Systems Corporation (OMSC) has received complaints of mucosal injury associated with the forceps elevator region of the TJF-Q190V duodenoscope, including the distal cover (model MAJ- 2315).
Olympus is recalling duodenoscopes (model TJF-Q190V) because they've caused mucosal injuries in the forceps elevator area. This risk occurs during endoscopic procedures and requires immediate attention to prevent harm.
The forceps elevator region of the TJF-Q190V duodenoscope can cause mucosal injuries during endoscopic procedures. This happens when the device is used with Olympus video systems and other endoscopic equipment.
Endoscopists and medical professionals who use Olympus duodenoscopes for procedures. Those with the specific TJF-Q190V model are most at risk.
Check if your duodenoscope has the model number TJF-Q190V. It was sold with Olympus video systems, light sources, and endoscopic equipment for procedures within the duodenum.
Look for signs of mucosal injury in the forceps elevator region after use. Contact your healthcare provider if you notice symptoms.
Reach out to Olympus Corporation of the Americas for guidance on next steps and potential remedies.
No, only the TJF-Q190V model used with Olympus video systems and endoscopic equipment.
Check the model number on your duodenoscope; affected units are specifically the TJF-Q190V model.
Contact Olympus Corporation of the Americas for guidance on next steps and potential remedies.
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Subject: Recall Z-1292-2021 — Olympus Olympus Hello, I own a Olympus that is covered by recall Z-1292-2021 from Olympus. 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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