CLASSIC Radiofrequency Cannula - Curved, 10 cm, SMK Compatible Electrode, REF C-1005-S -
Abbott Medical began a recall of CLASSIC Radiofrequency Cannula - Curved, 10 cm, SMK Compatible Electrode, REF C-1005-S - Product Usage: Disposable Radiofrequency Cannulae are provided in... on . FDA classified it as Class II and gives the reason as "A manufacturing error caused a single lot of 10mm active tip length Cannulas to be labeled as 5mm active tip length cannulas". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as manufacturing process.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0720-2020
- Classification
- Class II
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Abbott Medical
- Product
- CLASSIC Radiofrequency Cannula - Curved, 10 cm, SMK Compatible Electrode, REF C-1005-S - Product Usage: Disposable Radiofrequency Cannulae are provided in either straight, curved, or curved blunt geometries with a stylet inserted in the cannula. Cannulae are insulated except for the active tip. The active tip determines the size of the radiofrequency lesion.
- Product code
- GXI Probe, Radiofrequency Lesion
- Reason for recall
- A manufacturing error caused a single lot of 10mm active tip length Cannulas to be labeled as 5mm active tip length cannulas.
- Root cause tag
- manufacturing process
- FDA root cause
- Process control
- Action
- The firm initiated the recall by hand delivered letter on 11/11/2019. The letter explained the issue and requested the return of the recalled product.
- Quantity in commerce
- 470 devices
- Distribution
- Worldwide distribution - US Nationwide and country of Bermuda.
- Product codes and lots
- UDI (01) 05415067028693(17)220131(10) 6865795 lot 6865795
Enforcement reports
One row per recalled product line| Recall number | Class | Status | Voluntary or mandated | Report date | Classified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z-0720-2020 | Class II | Terminated | Voluntary: Firm initiated |
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