CIVCO recalls reusable needle guide brackets that may puncture sterile covers during assembly. Affected models include M001457100, P06013-10, and P03122-08. Stop using if you have these brackets.
The needle guide bracket may puncture the sterile cover applied over the transducer and bracket during assembly.
CIVCO is recalling reusable needle guide brackets that could puncture sterile covers during assembly. This risk could lead to contamination of medical equipment if not handled properly.
The needle guide bracket may puncture the sterile cover applied over the transducer during assembly. This could lead to contamination of the medical equipment, potentially causing infections or improper function.
Healthcare professionals using SonoSite L25 series transducers with these brackets are most at risk. Patients using the equipment may also be affected if the sterile cover is punctured.
Check for REF numbers M001457100, P06013-10, or P03122-08 on the bracket. The brackets are for SonoSite L25 series transducers and may have lot numbers between A000012-A050663, M000880-M995980, or P022503.
Look for REF numbers M001457100, P06013-10, or P03122-08 on the bracket.
If you have the recalled brackets, stop using them immediately to prevent puncturing the sterile cover.
The needle guide bracket may puncture the sterile cover applied over the transducer during assembly, potentially causing contamination.
The affected models are REF numbers M001457100, P06013-10, and P03122-08.
Check for REF numbers M001457100, P06013-10, or P03122-08 on the bracket. The brackets are for SonoSite L25 series transducers and may have lot numbers between A000012-A050663, M000880-M995980, or P022503.
We’ve drafted a message you can send CIVCO to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0562-2019 — CIVCO CIVCO Hello, I own a CIVCO that is covered by recall Z-0562-2019 from CIVCO. 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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