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The Stryker Visum¿ LED Surgical Lighting system is intended to… — Class II medical device recall Z-1699-2017

Terminated recall by Stryker Communications, reported 2017-04-05, distributed nationwide. The potential hazard that can arise for the combination of the missing screws and the overloading by the end u

Recall numberZ-1699-2017
Product typeMedical device
ClassificationClass II
StatusTerminated
Voluntary or mandatedVoluntary
Recalling firmStryker Communications, Flower Mound, TX, United States
Recall initiated2017-02-28
Classified2017-03-29
Reported by FDA2017-04-05
Terminated2018-01-08
DistributedNationwide (US)
Countries outside the USAU, CA, GB, JP, NL
Quantity292 devices
Serial numbers100000000086360, 100000000087549, 100000000087555, 100000000088303, 100000000089194, 100000000089467, 100000000089970, 100000000090520, 100000000090522, 100000000090530, 100000000091032, 100000000091531, 100000000091728, 100000000091762, 100000000091766, 100000000091778, 100000000092672, 100000000092699, 100000000093927, 100000000093928, 100000000093936, 100000000093937, 100000000093938, 100000000093939, 100000000094391 and 33 more
Model numbers0682001432

Product

The Stryker Visum¿ LED Surgical Lighting system is intended to illuminate the operative site during surgical procedures with high intensity light. Affected part numbers are 0682001432 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, 9P/FP), 0682001286 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, 5P/FP), 0682001298 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, 5P), 0682001299 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, 5P/5P), 0682001300 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, FP/5P/5P), 0682001433 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, 9P), 0682001434 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, 9P/5P), 0682001435 (EDS LIGHT SUSPENSION, CENTRAL AXIS, FP/9P/5P) Product Usage: The Stryker Visum LED Surgical Lighting system is intended to illuminate the operative site during surgical procedures with high intensity light

Reason for recall

The potential hazard that can arise for the combination of the missing screws and the overloading by the end user is insufficient mount force that causes the equipment to fall.

Machine access

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