Z-0249-04
PROLENE* Mesh, Polypropylene Non Absorbable Synthetic Surgical Mesh, PMII, 3'x6', each mesh in a sealed pouch...
McKesson General Medical Corporation / initiated 2003-10-31 / Terminated
McKesson General Medical Corporation began a recall of PROLENE* Mesh, Polypropylene Non Absorbable Synthetic Surgical Mesh, PMII, 3'x6', each mesh in a sealed pouch package, 6 packages per papercard carton on . The reason FDA records is "Counterfeit product is an unapproved medical device with associated potential health hazard". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0249-04
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- McKesson General Medical Corporation
- Product
- PROLENE* Mesh, Polypropylene Non Absorbable Synthetic Surgical Mesh, PMII, 3'x6', each mesh in a sealed pouch package, 6 packages per papercard carton
- Product code
- FTL Mesh, Surgical, Polymeric
- Reason for recall
- Counterfeit product is an unapproved medical device with associated potential health hazard.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- The distributor notified all distribution centers and field personnel by e-mail on 10/29/03. The firm''s centers were instructed to inspect and quarantine lots RBE609 and RJJ130. Field personnel were instructed to notify customers to quarantine counterfeit product and any suspect product. On 10/30/03, the recalling distributor notified its field representatives to inspect and quarantine all lots of the mesh. The firm issued a recall notification with reply form to all consignees receiving surgical mesh product since Jan 03.
- Quantity in commerce
- 180 cartons
- Distribution
- Counterfeit and authentic product had been shipped to 221 hospitals and surgery centers in the continental US.
- Product codes and lots
- All codes, including the lots that the manufacturer of authentic product specified as counterfeit, RBE609 EXP1/07 and RJJ130 EXP 7/07.
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