Sentinel Implantable Carioverter-DefibrilIator (ICD) model 2010 is a multi-programmable, two-zone...
ela Medical Llc began a recall of Sentinel Implantable Carioverter-DefibrilIator (ICD) model 2010 is a multi-programmable, two-zone, tiered-therapy device that incorporates anti-tachycardia... on . The reason FDA records is "A change in the automatic capacitor reform schedule during the later portion of the device's useful life can result in excessive 750V charge times and disable the device's ability to report an End of Life (EOL)...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0801-05
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Ela Medical, Inc.
- Product
- Sentinel Implantable Carioverter-DefibrilIator (ICD) model 2010 is a multi-programmable, two-zone, tiered-therapy device that incorporates anti-tachycardia pacing (ATP), cardioversion, and defibrillation (DEF) tachyarrhythmia therapies. The device also includes a programmable Hot Can electrode and bradycardia pacing support.
- Product code
- LWS Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (Non-Crt)
- Reason for recall
- A change in the automatic capacitor reform schedule during the later portion of the device's useful life can result in excessive 750V charge times and disable the device's ability to report an End of Life (EOL) indicator due to excessive charge times unless the patient is receiving periodic 750V therapy shocks.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Angeion notified physicians responsible for managing each remaining implanted ICD, also provided them with programming means to change the automatic cap charging schedule, and to monitor and document the reprogramming process.
- Quantity in commerce
- 38 in US and 47 OUS
- Distribution
- AZ, CA, GA, IL, IN, KY, MA, MD, MI, MN, NC, NJ, OH, PA and to UK, Italy, Germany and Argentina.
- Product codes and lots
- AK630187, AK630131, AK630076, AK630290, AK630173, AK630115, AK730368, AK630130, AK630167, AK630099, AK630106, AK730377, AK730393, AK730443, AK730363, AK630157, AK730442, AK630026, AK630135, AK630102, AK630226, AK630142., AK730431, AK630185, AK630137, AK630230, AK630147, AK630015, AK630030, AK630197, AK630098, AK730448, AK630090, AK630265, AK630160, AK730455, AK730381, AK630146 OUS codes:AK630029, AK630043, AK630045, AK630046, AK630048, AK630055, AK630066, AK630067, AK630069, AK630072, AK630073, AK630075, AK630078, AK630080, AK630083, AK630101, AK630104, AK630108, AK630111, AK630112, AK630121, AK630129, AK630154, AK630155, AK630172, AK630174, AK630175, AK630178, AK630186, AK630199, AK630207, AK630216, AK630221, AK630223, AK630231, AK630247, AK630280, AK630281, AK630283, AK630284, AK630296, AK630297, AK630298, AK630299, AK730435, AK730439, AK730441.
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