Stryker Communications
Stryker Communications holds FDA 510(k) medical device clearances, first cleared 2010, most recent 2013, with 19 FDA device recalls on record.
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FDA recalls by Stryker Communications
10 most recent of 19- Z-1688-2026 — Stryker CHROMOPHARE Softlit Ring Surgical Light System REF: CH00000001
- Z-2620-2025 — Chromophare Surgical Light System, REF: CH00000001; SLX to Oculan NFC Upgrade Kit, REF: P60034
- Z-1506-2024 — Chromophare Surgical Light System , REF CH00000001
- Z-1297-2021 — S-Series Equipment Management System; Model Number(s):0682400550; UDI: 07613327400502 Components that are affected within the S-Series Finished Good Model Number o P38198 - ASM, MFR CONTROLLER, FIXED STANDARD o P38199 - ASM, MFR CONTROLLER, LIFT STANDARD o P40553 - ASM, MFR HANDLE REPAIR, LIFTING, S-SERIES, STANDARD o P40554 - ASM, MFR HANDLE REPAIR, FIXED, S-SERIES, STANDARD o P46269 - ASSY, MFR CONTROLLER UPGRADE, STANDARD
- Z-1602-2020 — Berchtold Chromophare Ceiling Mounted Surgical Light System, Catalog #CH13000000
- Z-2446-2019 — Berchtold Chromophare Dual Monitor Carrier Arm or Dual Flat Panel, a component of Berchtold Chromophare Ceiling Mounted Surgical Light System.
- Z-2539-2019 — Berchtold Chromophare F528 Surgical Lights. Product Usage: The medical lights are for usage in hospital treatment rooms. They provide localized lighting focused on the patient s body for detecting and treating disease, injury, and disability. The surgical lights may only be used in rooms used for medical purposes that have been equipped in accordance with VDE 0100-710 or IEC 60364-7-10 in accordance with the regulations.
- Z-2540-2019 — Berchtold Chromophare F628 Surgical Lights. Product Usage: The medical lights are for usage in hospital treatment rooms. They provide localized lighting focused on the patient s body for detecting and treating disease, injury, and disability. The surgical lights may only be used in rooms used for medical purposes that have been equipped in accordance with VDE 0100-710 or IEC 60364-7-10 in accordance with the regulations.
- Z-1388-2019 — EDS Light Suspension, Central Axis, a component of the Stryker Visum LED Surgical Lighting System, with the following catalog numbers: 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; 0682001432, EDS Light Suspension, Central Axis 9P/FP; 0682001433, EDS Light Suspension, Central Axis, 9P; 0682001434, EDS Light Suspension, Central Axis, 9P/5P; and 0682001435, EDS Light Suspension, Central Axis, FP/9P/5P. Product Usage: The lighting system is intended to illuminate the operative site during surgical procedures with high intensity light.
- Z-0828-2018 — Berchtold Chromophare Ceiling Mounted Surgical Light System, Catalog #CH13000000. Product Usage: Chromophare surgical lights are medical lights for usage in hospital treatment rooms. They provide localized lighting focused on the patient s body for detecting and treating disease, injury, and disability. The surgical lights may only be used in rooms used for medical purposes that have been equipped in accordance with VDE 0100-710 or IEC 60364-7-10 in accordance with the regulations. The Chromophare surgical lights consist of a ceiling tube, SK Box swivel arm support, and a light head. The light head is mounted on a cardanic suspension unit and can be turned, swiveled and tilted in any direction. The spatial repositioning of the light head makes use of the 360 degree rotating swivel/horizontal arm. The 360 degree rotating spring arm is used to adjust the height. The light can be mounted in several configurations, such as a single/dual ceiling mount, a boom-integrated suspension mount, a wall mount, or a mobile roll stand.
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