Maquet recalls Holder HKHZ 19 for use with Quadrox-i and Quadrox-iD neonatal/pediatric oxygenators due to potential failure to securely hold oxygenators during use. Affected units have lot number 70128207.
Removal for a specific lot, lot number 70128207, of Holder HKHZ 19 for use with QUADROX iD Pediatric Oxygenator. The Holder may not always snap and securely hold the oxygenator as intended.
Maquet is recalling Holder HKHZ 19 accessories for neonatal and pediatric oxygenators because they may not securely hold the oxygenator during use. This could lead to the oxygenator becoming loose or dislodged, which might cause injury to the patient.
The Holder HKHZ 19 may not always snap and securely hold the oxygenator as intended. This could cause the oxygenator to become loose or dislodged during use, potentially leading to injury to the patient.
Healthcare providers using the Holder HKHZ 19 with Quadrox-i or Quadrox-iD neonatal/pediatric oxygenators are most at risk. This recall affects specific units with lot number 70128207.
Check if your Holder HKHZ 19 has model number 701047495 and lot number 70128207. This product is used with Quadrox-i or Quadrox-iD neonatal/pediatric oxygenators.
Verify your Holder HKHZ 19 has model number 701047495 and lot number 70128207.
The recall indicates the Holder HKHZ 19 may not always securely hold the oxygenator, so it should not be used until the issue is resolved.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Maquet directly for guidance on next steps.
Check for model number 701047495 and lot number 70128207 on the Holder HKHZ 19 used with Quadrox-i or Quadrox-iD neonatal/pediatric oxygenators.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Maquet to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2780-2020 — Maquet Maquet Hello, I own a Maquet that is covered by recall Z-2780-2020 from Maquet. 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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