Zimmer recalls V-TEK surgical components with possible material defects. Affected items have "Normed" marking. Consumers should contact Zimmer for details.
An investigation identified that the products were possibly manufactured from a different material than defined in the applicable specifications.
Zimmer is recalling V-TEK surgical components that may have been made from an incorrect material. This could affect the safety and performance of the components during medical procedures.
The components may have been manufactured from a different material than specified, which could lead to improper function during surgery. This might cause complications if the components fail unexpectedly in use.
Surgical professionals using Zimmer V-TEK components with the "Normed" marking are affected. Patients using these components during procedures may be at risk.
Check for the "Normed" marking on the component. Affected items are identified by the specific item number 28.66.110 and the description 'standard-countersink, cannulated, round shaft'.
Reach out to Zimmer GmbH directly for specific guidance on affected items and next steps.
Yes, the affected model is V-TE: standard-countersink, cannulated, round shaft, Item Number 28.66.110 with the "Normed" marking.
Contact Zimmer GmbH directly for specific guidance on affected items and next steps.
The recall states a possible material defect, but no specific injury risk is described in the official notice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Zimmer to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1462-2019 — Zimmer Zimmer Hello, I own a Zimmer that is covered by recall Z-1462-2019 from Zimmer. 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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