Z-1047-03
AxSYM AFP Reagent Pack, list 7A48-22 (100 test kit), 7A48-21(French label); and AxSYM Cancer Assay Disk, list...
Abbott Medical / initiated 2003-06-12 / Terminated
Abbott Laboratories HPD/ADD began a recall of AxSYM AFP Reagent Pack, list 7A48-22 (100 test kit), 7A48-21(French label); and AxSYM Cancer Assay Disk, list 3D50-02 (Version 2.0), 3D50-03 (Version 3.0), and... on . The reason FDA records is "AFP results obtained when using the 1:101 automated dilution protocol showed an overestimation of AFP of up to 30.5%". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1047-03
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Abbott Medical
- Product
- AxSYM AFP Reagent Pack, list 7A48-22 (100 test kit), 7A48-21(French label); and AxSYM Cancer Assay Disk, list 3D50-02 (Version 2.0), 3D50-03 (Version 3.0), and 3D50-04 (Version 4.0)
- Product code
- LOK Kit, Test, Alpha-Fetoprotein For Neural Tube Defects
- Reason for recall
- AFP results obtained when using the 1:101 automated dilution protocol showed an overestimation of AFP of up to 30.5%
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- All AxSYM AFP customers were informed not to use the 1:101 automated dilution protocol via Device Correction letter dated 6/12/03. If necessary, manually dilute samples per the AxSYM AFP package insert.
- Quantity in commerce
- 23,000 kits
- Distribution
- Nationwide and internationally to Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Japan, Panama, San Salvador, Thailand, Barbados, Chili, Curacao, Honduras, Korea, Peru, Singapore, United Kingdom, Brazil, Columbia, Dominican Republic, Hong Kong, Pakistan, St. Vincent, Uruguay
- Product codes and lots
- All lots of AFP list 7A48-22 and 7A48-21 used with all lots of AxSYM Cancer Assay Disk list 3D50-02, 3D50-03 and 3D50-04 with AFP Assay File version 2.00.200, when used with AxSYM SYstem Sotware Versions 3.00 and higher.
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