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Z-0120-2008

AmniSure ROM Test, Fetal Membrane Rupture Test for In-Vitro Diagnostic Use, Model: FMRT-1, AmniSure...

Amnisure International, LLC / initiated 2007-10-03 / Terminated / root cause: design

AmniSure International LLC began a recall of AmniSure ROM Test, Fetal Membrane Rupture Test for In-Vitro Diagnostic Use, Model: FMRT-1, AmniSure International LLC, Cambridge, MA 02138 on . The reason FDA records is "Weak true postive/false negative results: weak true positive or false negatives in ruptured fetal membranes may occur due to a "hook effect"". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as design.

Recall record

Recall number
Z-0120-2008
Status
Terminated
Initiated
Posted
Terminated
Recalling firm
Amnisure International, LLC
Product
AmniSure ROM Test, Fetal Membrane Rupture Test for In-Vitro Diagnostic Use, Model: FMRT-1, AmniSure International LLC, Cambridge, MA 02138
Product code
JJX Single (Specified) Analyte Controls (Assayed And Unassayed)
Reason for recall
Weak true postive/false negative results: weak true positive or false negatives in ruptured fetal membranes may occur due to a "hook effect"
Root cause tag
design
FDA root cause
Device Design
Action
AmniSure notified users by Medical Device Correction (Recall) letter dated October 1, 2007 issued via US Mail. The letter provides additional labeling instructions and a checklist for trouble shooting, including a diluation procedure that allows users to determine and solve the problem of the hook effect with this device.
Quantity in commerce
319,976 units
Distribution
Worldwide, USA, Australia, Austria, Italy, Korea, Bulgaria, Russia, Spain, Kuwait, Switzerland, Luexemburg, Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, Jordan, Israel, Chile, UK, Singapore, Basil, New Zealand, Turkey, France, Greece, and Equador
Product codes and lots
Lot Number/ Exp. Date  A7003, 01/2009. A7002, 11/2008,  A7001, 10/2008, A6005, 04/2008,  A6004, 01/2008, A6003, 09/2007, and  A6002-3, 09/2007