Tytek Medical recalls TPAK10 kits made before Oct 5, 2020 due to updated safety instructions for pneumothorax procedures. Learn what to do if you have this kit.
Updated IFU to inlclude: (1) identify the risks associated with the hazard of needle decompression and (2) improve the artwork showing placement site location
Tytek Medical is recalling TPAK10 Tension Pneumothorax Access Kits made before October 5, 2020. The recall is for updated safety instructions to help prevent needle decompression risks during medical procedures.
The kit is designed for medical use to remove air from the pleural cavity during tension pneumothorax. Updated instructions address needle decompression risks but do not indicate a current hazard.
Healthcare professionals using this kit for pneumothorax treatment may be affected. Patients using the kit under medical supervision are not at risk.
Check for model number TM-310 and unique device identifier (UDI) 00855204008020. Kits produced before October 5, 2020 are affected.
Verify the model number and UDI to confirm if your kit is affected.
No, the recall is for updated safety instructions, not an immediate hazard.
No, the recall does not require stopping use; it's for improved instructions.
Check the model number and UDI to confirm if it's affected; no action is needed if it's not.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Tytek to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2611-2023 — Tytek Tytek Hello, I own a Tytek that is covered by recall Z-2611-2023 from Tytek. 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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