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Integra Radionics HRAIM Intubation Head Ring Assembly Ref: HRAIM Head Rings serve as the general stereotactic treatment platform. Head Rings are used to provide a reference frame for instrumentation used for precise spatial localization and treatment of physiologic targets for stereotactic neurosurgical procedures such as craniotomies, biopsies, functional neurosurgery, and radiation therapy. Head Rings are delivered to the user non-sterile, and are reusable.

This recall has been terminated (originally issued February 23, 2011).

Company
Integra Lifesciences Corp.
Recall Initiated
January 12, 2011
Posted
February 23, 2011
Terminated
April 4, 2011
Recall Number
Z-1400-2011
Quantity
8 units
Firm Location
Plainsboro, NJ
Official Source
View on FDA website ↗

Reason for Recall

Overall length of the intubation hoop in the HRAIM Intubation Head Ring Assembly is too long and will not allow a device to to attach

Distribution

Worldwide Distribution - USA, Canada, and Australia

Lot / Code Info

Lot/Serial Number(s): 0189463, 0189289, 0186642, 0184885

Root Cause

Manufacturing material removal

Action Taken

Integra sent a Medical Device Field Corrective Action letter dated January 12, 2011, to all affected customers via Federal Express. Integra Sales Specialists were provided with the replacement part and written instructions on how to replace the affected intubation hoops from customer inventory identified in the traceability report. Upon completion of the field correction each sales specialist was instructed to return the affected hoop along with a completed copy the Recall Acknowledgement and Return Form. If additional information is required contact me at (609) 936-2485 or james.tillman@integraJife.com.

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