Medtronic Cardiac Surgery Technologies
Minneapolis, MN
Medtronic Cardiac Surgery Technologies appears in FDA device records in Minneapolis, MN. FDA records list no 510(k) clearances, no PMA records and no registered establishments. As of , FDA records show 5 recalls for this company.
FDA records held for this company
- 510(k) clearances
- 0
- PMA records
- 0
- Recall records
- 5
- Registered establishments
- 0
510(k) clearance history
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No 510(k) clearance records in the ingested FDA data.
Registered establishments
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FDA product codes
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Recall records
| Recall | Product | Reason | Classification | Initiated | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z-1609-2008 | VNUS Medical U-CLIP Removal Tool, UREM1860, is intended for the removal of U-Clip anastomotic devices. | Medtronic has identified one lot #0610315 of U-Clip Removal Tools, Catalog UREM1860FW, that was incorrectly assembled. The nose cone attachment, on the body of the removal tool, may not contain sufficient adhesive, which can allow the nose cone to separate from the body of the device. | Terminated | ||
| Z-0727-2008 | Medtronic Cardioblate Gemini-s, model 49260. Surgical Ablation Device. Sterilized using Ethylene Oxide. Two, unique jaw curvatures are provided: a standard curve (model 49260) and extra curve (Model 49261). The device is intended for intermittent operation. Manufacturer: Medtronic, Inc. Minneapolis, MN 55432-5604. | Mechanism failure: Medtronic has identified an issue with four lots of the Cardioblate Gemini-s Surgical Ablation Devices in which the polycarbonate distal coil retainer can fail during the course of a procedure, potentially resulting in an inability to apply the necessary jaw closure force. | Terminated | ||
| Z-0968-2007 | Medtronic U-CLIP Anastomotic Device Removal Tool, model REM1860FW. The U-Clip Anastomotic Device Removal Tool is designed to remove U-Clip Anastomotic Devices. | Six lots of U-Clip Removal Tools, catalog REM1860FW were incorrectly assembled. The nose cone attachment to the body of the removal tool does not contain sufficient adhesive which can cause the nose to separate from the body of the device. | Terminated | ||
| Z-0763-06 | Medtronic SPYDER Anastomotic Device. Sterilized using irradiation. Do not Reuse. Nonpyrogenic. The SPYDER is designed to create an anastomosis in a rapid, automated fashion. The device creates an interrupted anastomosis without the need for aortic clamping. A specially designed aortic cutting device (ACD) (sold separately) is utilized to create the site for the anastomosis. | Customers stated that the U-Clip deployment collar was either difficult to rotate or 'locks up' during usage, which prevents the deployment of the U-Clips. | Terminated | ||
| Z-0351-03 | Medtronic Cardioblate Radio Frequency Ablation Pen, model number 60811C47 | The radio frequency ablation pens contained unreacted epoxy resin which was observed to leak out of the back-end of the device. | Terminated |
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