Z-1996-2010
i-STAT PT/INR Cartridge Abbott Point of Care, Princeton, NJ
Abbott Medical / initiated 2010-05-05 / Terminated
Abbott Point of Care Inc. began a recall of i-STAT PT/INR Cartridge Abbott Point of Care, Princeton, NJ on . The reason FDA records is "A high mean bias (12-16%) was documented in 8 lots of i-STAT PT/INR cartridges. This may lead a clinician to believe that a patient is adequately anticoagulated when they are not. Inadequate anticoagluation therapy may...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1996-2010
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Abbott Medical
- Product
- i-STAT PT/INR Cartridge Abbott Point of Care, Princeton, NJ
- Product code
- GJS Test, Time, Prothrombin
- Reason for recall
- A high mean bias (12-16%) was documented in 8 lots of i-STAT PT/INR cartridges. This may lead a clinician to believe that a patient is adequately anticoagulated when they are not. Inadequate anticoagluation therapy may be given and issues with clotting and/or thrombosis could occur. No reports of injury have been received.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Urgent recall notifications were sent on May 13 2010. Customers were instructed to discontinue use and to return the identified lots. Additional questions are directed to Abbott Point of Care Technical Support at 800-3668020, Option 1 or your Abbott Point of Care representative.
- Quantity in commerce
- 44976 in US, 3648 in rest of world.
- Distribution
- Worldwide distribution: Argentina, Hong Kong, China, Finland, Greece, India, Portugal, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Italy, Spain, Australia, Germany, UK, Sweden, The Netherlands, France, Canada.
- Product codes and lots
- Catalog numbers: 04J50-01, 04J50-02. Lot numbers: N09315, exp 4/28/2010; N09323, exp 5/14/2010; N09323A, exp 5/14/2010; N09346A, exp 5/28/2010; S09347, exp 5/28/2010; S09354, exp 6/14/2010; T10009, exp 6/28/2010; T10011, exp 6/28/2010.
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