The FDA announced on 2019-09-12 that Stryker Corporation is voluntarily recalling the Strykeprobe Outer Sheath Replacement due to a potential length difference that could cause insulation failure and unintended electrical flow to patients. GovInfoNow's records show this Class II recall was initiated by the firm.
How to tell if you have it
- Brand: Stryker
- Product: Strykeprobe, Outer Sheath Replacement
- REF: 0250070450
- Size: 5.0 mm x 45 cm
- UPC: 07613327051926
- Lot Numbers: 010818-02, 010818-05, 010818-06, 010818-07, 010818-08, 010818-09, 040816-01, 040816-02
- Distribution: Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Colombia, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Puerto Rico, South Africa, and South Korea
The hazard
A difference in length between the sheath tube and the sheath/probe could prevent proper seating, potentially causing the distal tip to melt. This melting may compromise insulation, leading to unintentional flow of electricity to the patient.
Context
GovInfoNow's records show Stryker Corporation has 34 other recalls on record since 2017-11-17. Recent Stryker recalls include a leaking handpiece reported on 2026-06-08, an electrical shock risk in the Neptune Smart Docking Station noted on 2026-05-06, and nonconforming FluidSmart Urology Tube Sets distributed on 2026-04-09. Other recent recalls of similar products include Wilson-Cook Teslatome Sphincterotomes (2025-12-18), Olympus A2660 Inner Sheath (2025-11-11), and Olympus A2642 Inner Sheath (2025-11-11).