Arrow recalls PICC kits with possible 55cm catheter instead of 40cm. This mismatch may cause complications during medical procedures. Affected kits include CDC 34041 VPS Lot# 23F17A0037 and 23F17B0: 150 characters
The kit may contain an incorrect catheter component. Kits that should contain a 40cm catheter may contain a 55cm catheter.
Arrow is recalling PICC kits that might have a 55cm catheter instead of the required 40cm. Using the wrong size could cause complications during medical procedures. This affects specific kits with CDC 34041 VPS lot numbers 23F17A0037 and 23F17B0035.
The kit might include a 55cm catheter instead of the required 40cm. This size mismatch could lead to complications during medical procedures, such as improper insertion or dislodgement. The risk is specific to the catheter size and not a general safety issue.
Healthcare providers using Arrow PICC kits with CDC 34041 VPS lot numbers 23F17A0037 and 23F17B0035 are most at risk. Patients receiving these kits may face complications if the catheter size is incorrect.
Check for the CDC 34041 VPS lot numbers 23F17A0037 and 23F17B0035 on the kit packaging. The product is an Arrow PICC kit powered by Arrow VPS Stylet.
Verify the lot number on the kit packaging to see if it matches 23F17A0037 or 23F17B0035.
The kits may contain a 55cm catheter instead of the required 40cm, which could cause complications during medical procedures.
Kits with CDC 34041 VPS lot numbers 23F17A0037 and 23F17B0035.
The recall does not specify a stop-use instruction; affected kits should be checked for the correct lot numbers.
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Subject: Recall Z-0690-2018 — Arrow Arrow Hello, I own a Arrow that is covered by recall Z-0690-2018 from Arrow. 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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