Z-0717-06
NeoPAP Neonatal CPAP/Humidification System (Ventilator, Continuous)
Respironics, Inc. / initiated 2005-12-27 / Terminated / root cause: supplier
Respironics, Inc. began a recall of NeoPAP Neonatal CPAP/Humidification System (Ventilator, Continuous) on . The reason FDA records is "Vapotherm humidification cartridges were found to contain microbial (Ralstonia spp.) cultures. This device uses cartridges from the same supplier". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as supplier.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0717-06
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Respironics, Inc.
- Product
- NeoPAP Neonatal CPAP/Humidification System (Ventilator, Continuous)
- Product code
- CBK Ventilator, Continuous, Facility Use
- Reason for recall
- Vapotherm humidification cartridges were found to contain microbial (Ralstonia spp.) cultures. This device uses cartridges from the same supplier.
- Root cause tag
- supplier
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Respironics contacted customers via tracked letter informing them to discontinue use of their NeoPAP system. Distributors were contacted via telephone and e-mail instructing them to contact their customers and instruct them to discontinue use of the NeoPAP system. The recalling firm issued a Customer Advisory Notice (CAN) dated 1/5/06 to all customers.
- Quantity in commerce
- 83 effected units were identified
- Distribution
- The product was shipped to medical facilities in GA, IA, MA, MN, NJ, OK, PA, TX, and WI. The product was also shipped to Sweden, South Africia, Egypt, Greece, and Saudi Arbia.
- Product codes and lots
- Lot codes: 3124050609-01, 3124050609-02, 3124050609-03, 3124050803-01, 3124050803-02, 3124050803-03, 3124050803-04, 3124050803-05, 3124050623-01, 5313050323-01, 5313050620-01, 5306050624-01, 5306050623-01, 5306050323-01, 4568050622-01, 4568050415-01, 3195050217-06, 3195050511-01, 3195050426-12, 3195050511-02, 3195050511-03, 3195050511-05, 3195050511-07, 3195050511-08, 3195050511-10, 3195050520-07, 3195050412-05, 3195050418-02, 3195050418-03, 3195050418-06, 3195050418-07, 3195050418-09, 3195050418-13, 3195050418-14, 3195050418-15, 3195050426-01, 3195050426-02, 3195050426-03, 3195050426-04, 3195050426-05, 3195050426-11, 3195050426-13, 3195050426-14, 3195050426-15, 3195050511-09, 3195050511-11, 3195050511-12, 3195050511-13, 3195050511-14, 3195050511-15, 3195050520-01, 3195050520-02, 3195050520-03, 3195050520-04, 3195050520-05, 3195050527-02, 3195050527-03, 3195050527-04, 3195050527-05, 3195050527-06, 3195050527-07, 3195050527-08, 3195050131-08, 3195050120-02, 3195050120-07, 3195050120-08, 3195050120-09, 3195050114-03, 3195050527-12, 3195050527-13, 3195050527-14, 3195050527-15, 3195050609-01, 3195050609-02, 3195050609-04, 3195050722-07, 3195050609-07, 3155050722-04, 3155050722-05, 3195050811-03, 3195050426-07, 3195050609-09, 3195050811-04
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