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Micromedical Technologies, Inc.

Auburn, IL, US

Micromedical Technologies, Inc. appears in FDA device records in Auburn, IL. FDA records list 5 510(k) clearances between and , no PMA records and no registered establishments. As of , FDA records show one recall for this company.

FDA records held for this company

510(k) clearances
5
PMA records
0
Recall records
1
Registered establishments
0

510(k) clearance history

FDA records hold 5 510(k) clearances for Micromedical Technologies, Inc. between 1987 and 1997. The busiest year on record is 1997, with 2. The most recent is 1997, with 2.

Clearances by year, as a table
510(k) clearance decisions for Micromedical Technologies, Inc., by decision year
YearClearances
19871
19891
19921
19972
510(k) clearances on record, most recent first
K numberDeviceProduct codeDecisionDecision date
K964646VIDEO EYE TRAKKERGWNSubstantially Equivalent
K964325VISUALEYES: VIDEO EYE MONITORGWNSubstantially Equivalent
K922037SYSTEM 2000, ROTATIONAL VESTIBULAR CHAIRLXVSubstantially Equivalent
K891008VESTIBULAR OCULAR REFLEX TEST EQUIPMENT(VORTEQ)LXVSubstantially Equivalent
K863424COMPUTER EYE TRACKING SYS./ENG EXAM. CHAIR & TABLEGWNSubstantially Equivalent

Registered establishments

No FDA establishment registrations recorded against this company.

FDA product codes

Recall records

Device recall records naming this company, most recent first
RecallProductReasonClassificationInitiatedStatus
Z-0563-2010AquaStar Water Caloric Irrigator; water caloric stimulator; Manufactured for/Distributed by Micromedical Technologies, Inc., 10 Kemp Drive, Chatham, IL 62629 USA, Instrumentation Difra, Made in Belgium. The AquaStar water caloric irrigator delivers a precisely controlled temperature and flow rate of cool or warm water for vestibular stimulation during caloric testing. The caloric tests evaluate the viability of the horizontal semicircular canal by stimulating them with warm and cool water while the patient's eyes are closed. The resulting dizziness and nystagmus is taken as an index of the viability of the organ. The eyes are then opened to evaluate the ability of the CNS to visually suppress inappropriate dizziness and nystagmus.Some of the filters on both the display board and the main electronic board (PCB) become oxidized causing the LCD display to be garbled and the timer will not operate.Terminated

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