FDA Class II Recall: Olympus Resection Sheath
Summary
The FDA has initiated a Class II recall for the Olympus Resection Sheath, Model No. A2666, due to complaints of the ceramic tip breaking during urologic applications. The recall impacts nationwide distribution within the US.
What changed
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified a recall of the Olympus Resection Sheath (Model No. A2666) as Class II. This action stems from reports of the ceramic tip breaking during use, posing a potential risk to patients during urologic procedures. The device has been distributed nationwide in the US.
Medical device manufacturers and healthcare providers should be aware of this recall. While classified as Class II, indicating a lower probability of serious adverse health consequences, prompt action is necessary. Companies involved in the distribution or use of this specific model should consult Olympus Corporation of the Americas for specific instructions regarding the recall process, including potential return or remediation procedures. Compliance with recall procedures is critical to patient safety and regulatory adherence.
What to do next
- Review inventory for Olympus Resection Sheath, Model No. A2666.
- Consult Olympus Corporation of the Americas for specific recall instructions.
- Implement recall procedures as directed by the manufacturer.
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Olympus Corporation of the Americas
Device Recalls (Class II)
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Product
Olympus Resection Sheath; Model No. A2666. Resection sheath for urologic applications.
Reason for Recall
Complaints of the ceramic tip of the resection sheath breaking have been received.
Distribution
US Nationwide Distribution.
Source: openFDA Enforcement API
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