WOM World of Medicine recalls PNEUMOCLEAR Heated High-Flow Tube Sets due to potential packaging damage from tube prongs. This single-use sterile set is used with C02 insufflators for laparoscopic procedures.
It is possible that the packaging of the product can be damaged by the prongs on the tube set.
WOM World of Medicine is recalling PNEUMOCLEAR Heated High-Flow Tube Sets because the packaging might get damaged by the tube prongs. This could affect the tube set's sterility and safety during medical procedures.
The tube set's prongs could damage the packaging, potentially compromising sterility. This risk is specific to medical use during procedures where sterility is critical.
Healthcare professionals using the PNEUMOCLEAR Heated High-Flow Tube Set for laparoscopic procedures are most at risk. Patients undergoing these procedures may be affected if the tube set is not properly sterilized.
Check for PNEUMOCLEAR Heated High-Flow Tube Sets with lot numbers from 4011926 to 4013513. These were sold as single-use sterile sets for laparoscopic procedures.
Identify the lot number on the packaging to confirm if it falls within 4011926 to 4013513.
It is a single-use sterile tube set used with the PNEUMOCLEAR C02 insufflator for laparoscopic procedures.
The recall is for healthcare professionals using the tube set; patients are affected only if the tube set is not properly sterilized during procedures.
Look for lot numbers 4011926 to 4013513 on the packaging of the PNEUMOCLEAR Heated High-Flow Tube Set.
We’ve drafted a message you can send WOM World of Medicine to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0508-2019 — WOM World of Medicine WOM World of Medicine Hello, I own a WOM World of Medicine that is covered by recall Z-0508-2019 from WOM World of Medicine. 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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