Recall Z-1509-2020— Stryker Corporation

Class II · Terminated

Class II FDA medical device recall by Stryker Corporation, initiated 2019-09-12, terminated 2022-10-31. It names one FDA 510(k) clearance: K934094. Product: Stryker, REF: 0250070450, 5.0 mm x 45 cm, Strykeprobe, Outer Sheath Replacement, RX Only, Non-Sterile, CE, UDI: (01) 07613327051926 This products was distributed with the following sheath/probe: 0250070451-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, Spatula-Tip, 0250070452-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, J-TIP, 0250070453-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, L-TIP, 0250070455-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, Needle Tip. Reason: Potential diff. in the length of the sheath tube and the sheath/probe. A diff. in length could lead to the base of the sheath/probe not being fully seated in the sheath tube which could result in the distal tip of the sheath melting. This could lead to a compromised insulation, leading to unintentional flow of electricity to the patient. The sheath/probe is packaged separately..

Recalling firm
Stryker Corporation
Classification
Class II
Status
Terminated
Initiated
2019-09-12
Terminated
2022-10-31
Firm location
San Jose, CA, United States

510(k) clearances named in this recall

1 on FDA's record

K-numbers as listed on FDA's Recall Enterprise System record for this event (openFDA device/recall k_numbers). The recall may also cover devices cleared under other submissions not named here.

Product description

Stryker, REF: 0250070450, 5.0 mm x 45 cm, Strykeprobe, Outer Sheath Replacement, RX Only, Non-Sterile, CE, UDI: (01) 07613327051926 This products was distributed with the following sheath/probe: 0250070451-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, Spatula-Tip, 0250070452-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, J-TIP, 0250070453-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, L-TIP, 0250070455-PKG, 5MM X 45CM StrykeProbe Electrosurgical Probe, Needle Tip

Reason for recall

Potential diff. in the length of the sheath tube and the sheath/probe. A diff. in length could lead to the base of the sheath/probe not being fully seated in the sheath tube which could result in the distal tip of the sheath melting. This could lead to a compromised insulation, leading to unintentional flow of electricity to the patient. The sheath/probe is packaged separately.

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