Boston Scientific, Fort Guide Wire, Floppy, 300cm x 2 cm REF 34949-04, for use in intravascular...
Boston Scientific Corporation began a recall of Boston Scientific, Fort Guide Wire, Floppy, 300cm x 2 cm REF 34949-04, for use in intravascular interventional procedures on . The reason FDA records is "Product packaged incorrectly. One batch/lot of wires, that should contain radiopaque marker bands, is missing the marker bands; and a second batch/lot of wires, which should not contain radiopaque marker bands, has the...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as manufacturing process.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1487-2009
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Boston Scientific Corporation
- Product
- Boston Scientific, Fort Guide Wire, Floppy, 300cm x 2 cm REF 34949-04, for use in intravascular interventional procedures.
- Product code
- DQX Wire, Guide, Catheter
- Reason for recall
- Product packaged incorrectly. One batch/lot of wires, that should contain radiopaque marker bands, is missing the marker bands; and a second batch/lot of wires, which should not contain radiopaque marker bands, has the marker bands. Since the marker bands issue would not be visually apparent to the physician there is a potential for prolongation or delay of the procedure in order to exchange the
- Root cause tag
- manufacturing process
- FDA root cause
- Process control
- Action
- Consignees were sent a "Boston Scientific Urgent Medical Device Recall" letter dated may 19, 2009. The letter was addressed to "Dear Risk Manger/ Field Action Contact". The letter described the problem, customer steps for recall and listing of product batches / lots. The letter requested consignees to return the Reply Verification Tracking Form.
- Quantity in commerce
- Total of 4 boxes (5 units /box).
- Distribution
- USA distribution: AR, MO, CA, FL, and NV.
- Product codes and lots
- 01403876
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