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Device Recall 216 Wilson Frame Pads, Model 531937

Model / Serial
All Lots: Manufacturing dates: December 2016 through March 2017; GTIN:00842430100192
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
1
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, Sweden, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Kenya, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, South Korea.
Product Description
216 Wilson Frame Pads, Model # 5319-37; || Used with Radiolucent Wilson Frames, model numbers 5319G and 5321G. || General and Plastic Surgery: These pads are used as a component of the Wilson Frames, which support the torso of a prone patient during spine surgery. The pads are supplied with the frames and as replacements.
Manufacturer
Mizuho OSI
1 Event
- Recall of Device Recall 216 Wilson Frame Pads, Model 531937

Manufacturer

Mizuho OSI

Manufacturer Address
Mizuho OSI, 30031 Ahern Ave, Union City CA 94587-1234
Source
USFDA

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