Fenwal Y-Type Blood/Solution Set with Large Standard Blood Filter and Pressure Pump, 15 drops/mL, 99'', 170...
Baxter Healthcare Corp. began a recall of Fenwal Y-Type Blood/Solution Set with Large Standard Blood Filter and Pressure Pump, 15 drops/mL, 99'', 170 to 260 Micro Filter, Large Standard Blood Filter, 2... on . The reason FDA records is "There are possible pinholes or perforations in the set tubing, caused by damage that occurred during the packaging process". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as packaging.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1162-03
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Baxter Healthcare Corporation
- Product
- Fenwal Y-Type Blood/Solution Set with Large Standard Blood Filter and Pressure Pump, 15 drops/mL, 99'', 170 to 260 Micro Filter, Large Standard Blood Filter, 2 Injection Sites, Male Luer Lock Adapter, catalog 4C6723; Baxter Healthcare Corporation, Deerfield, IL 60015 USA
- Product code
- KSB Set, Transfer (Blood/Plasma)
- Reason for recall
- There are possible pinholes or perforations in the set tubing, caused by damage that occurred during the packaging process.
- Root cause tag
- packaging
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Recalled by letter dated 7/16/03. The accounts were informed of the potential for leaks in the set tubing, and asked to inspect their inventory for the affected product codes and lots, segregate any affected products found and discard them according to local procedures. The customers will receive credit for the discarded affected product.
- Quantity in commerce
- 272,688 units
- Distribution
- Nationwide, Mexico, Canada, Columbia, Australia, New Zealand and Taiwan
- Product codes and lots
- catalog 4C6723, lot numbers UR150458 through UR166892. Please note: Baxter lot numbers are represented by an internal reference code ''UR'' followed by a six digit sequential number, or by the letter ''U'' followed by a six digit sequential number with and ''R'' suffix. Any lot number appearing within the identified six digit sequential number range is subject to the recall.
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