GEMSTAR SP INFUSION SYSTEM WITH GEMSTAR SP INFUSION SUITE SOFTWARE— 510(k) K083019
Substantially EquivalentHospira, Inc.
FDA 510(k) clearance K083019 for GEMSTAR SP INFUSION SYSTEM WITH GEMSTAR SP INFUSION SUITE SOFTWARE, Substantially Equivalent on 2008-10-22. Applicant: Hospira, Inc.. Device class: 2.
Clearance details
- Applicant
- Hospira, Inc.
- Product code
- Code FRN
- Device class
- Class 2
- Regulation
- 21 CFR 880.5725
- Advisory panel
- General Hospital
- Date received
- Decision date
- Decision
- Substantially Equivalent
- Clearance type
- Traditional
- Location
- Lake Forest, IL, US
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More clearances from Hospira, Inc.
view allAdverse events under product code FRN
product code FRN- Death
- 540
- Injury
- 6,178
- Malfunction
- 1,464,165
- Other
- 52
- Total
- 1,470,935
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Recalls naming K083019
K-number listed on FDA's recall record- Z-1116-2013 — The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required. The GemStar Pump can be powered by AC mains adaptor, rechargeable battery pack, docking station, or two disposable AA alkaline batteries. When powered by batteries, The GemStar Pump is ideal for ambulatory patients.
- Z-1117-2013 — The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required. The GemStar Pump can be powered by AC mains adaptor, rechargeable battery pack, docking station, or two disposable AA alkaline batteries. When powered by batteries, The GemStar Pump is ideal for ambulatory patients.
- Z-1159-2013 — GemStar Pump - Battery Product Usage: The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required. The GemStar Pump can be powered by AC mains adaptor, rechargeable battery pack, docking station, or two disposable AA alkaline batteries. When powered by batteries, The GemStar Pump is ideal for ambulatory patients.
- Z-1160-2013 — GemStar Pump - Battery Product Usage: The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required. The GemStar Pump can be powered by AC mains adaptor, rechargeable battery pack, docking station, or two disposable AA alkaline batteries. When powered by batteries, The GemStar Pump is ideal for ambulatory patients.
- Z-1170-2013 — The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required. The GemStar Pump can be powered by AC mains adaptor, rechargeable battery pack, docking station, or two disposable AA alkaline batteries. When powered by batteries, The GemStar Pump is ideal for ambulatory patients. The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required.
- Z-0350-2014 — The GemStar Pump is a small and lightweight, single channel infusion device designed for use in the home, in the hospital, or anywhere electronic infusion is required. The GemStar Pump can be powered by AC mains adaptor, rechargeable battery pack, docking station, or two disposable AA alkaline batteries. When powered by batteries, The GemStar Pump is ideal for ambulatory patients.
Matched by K-number from FDA's Recall Enterprise System record (openFDA device/recallk_numbers) — these recalls explicitly list K083019.
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