Z-0034-04
Neonatal/Infant Hyperinflation Circuit, consisting of a 0.5 L breathing bag, pressure monitoring tube, oxygen...
Halyard Health / initiated 2003-09-10 / Terminated
VIASYS Med Systems began a recall of Neonatal/Infant Hyperinflation Circuit, consisting of a 0.5 L breathing bag, pressure monitoring tube, oxygen supply tubing, sideport connector with adjustable... on . The reason FDA records is "The exhalation hole in the sideport relief valve may be blocked, allowing excess pressure build-up". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0034-04
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Halyard Health
- Product
- Neonatal/Infant Hyperinflation Circuit, consisting of a 0.5 L breathing bag, pressure monitoring tube, oxygen supply tubing, sideport connector with adjustable bleed valve, ported elbow and infant mask; Mfg. for Corpak MedSystems, Wheeling, IL 60090; 20 units per case; reorder #BLD-83100-24
- Product code
- CAI Circuit, Breathing (W Connector, Adaptor, Y Piece)
- Reason for recall
- The exhalation hole in the sideport relief valve may be blocked, allowing excess pressure build-up.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- VIASYS telephoned the direct accounts and sent out follow-up faxes on 9/10-11/03, informing them of the potential for a blocked exhalation hole in the sideport relief valve cap which may result in excess pressure build-up. The accounts were instructed to check their inventory for the affected catalog numbers and lots numbers, place any found on hold for return to VIASYS, and sub-recall the affected product from their customers.
- Quantity in commerce
- 2,720 units
- Distribution
- Missouri, Texas, New York, Illinois, Kansas, California, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, Massachusetts, Maine, Oklahoma and Virginia.
- Product codes and lots
- reorder #BLD-83100-24, lots 11394 and 11680
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