VGI Medical recalls lateral interbody fusion instrument kits with unvalidated automated cleaning process. Affected lots and model numbers listed. No remedy provided in official notice.
IFU contained an automated cleaning process for the VerteLP Instrument Tray that was not validated
VGI Medical is recalling specific lateral interbody fusion instrument kits due to an unvalidated automated cleaning process in the instructions. This could lead to improper cleaning and potential infection risks during surgical procedures.
The instructions for cleaning the instrument tray include an automated process that hasn't been properly tested or validated. This means the cleaning might not work as intended, increasing the risk of infection during surgery.
Surgical teams using the recalled VerteLP Lateral Interbody Fusion instrument kits for spinal fusion procedures. Patients undergoing surgery with these instruments face potential infection risks.
Check for the specific lot numbers: LP-INSTSET-001 through VLP-INSTSET-006. Also look for individual instrument model numbers listed in the description.
Identify if your instrument kit contains the listed lot numbers: LP-INSTSET-001, VLP-INSTSET-002 through VLP-INSTSET-006.
The official recall notice does not provide any remedy steps.
This kit is used for lateral interbody fusion spinal procedures.
Check for the specific lot numbers listed in the recall: LP-INSTSET-001 through VLP-INSTSET-006, or individual instrument model numbers.
We’ve drafted a message you can send VGI Medical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2100-2018 — VGI Medical VGI Medical Hello, I own a VGI Medical that is covered by recall Z-2100-2018 from VGI Medical. 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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