Devices

Device Recall Coblator II System

Model / Serial
Serial Numbers: CA0N0000FT, CA0N0000H0, CA0N0000H7, CA0N0000J6, CA0N0000KJ, CA0N0000KK, CA0N0000KL, CA0N0000FW, CA0N0000G5, CA0N0000G6, CA0N0000H1, CA0N0000FR, CA0N0000FZ, CA0N0000KF, CA0N0000GH
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
US Nationwide Distribution in the states of TN, IA, AZ, NE, SD, NY, and OK.
Product Description
Coblator II System, 120V. || Product Usage: The Coblator II (Model RF8000E) is a bipolar, radiofrequency electrosurgical system designed for use in otorhinolaryngology (ENT) surgery. The system consists of the following components: an electrosurgical radiofrequency controller, a reusable, non-sterile Power Cord; a reusable, non-sterile Foot Control; a reusable, non-sterile Flow control Valve Unit; a reusable, non-sterile flow control cable; a single use, disposable, sterile Wand. The Coblator II is indicated for ablation, resection, and coagulation of soft tissue and hemostasis of blood vessels in otorhinolaryngology (ENT) surgery.
Manufacturer
ArthroCare Medical Corporation
1 Event
- Recall of Device Recall Coblator II System

Manufacturer

ArthroCare Medical Corporation

Manufacturer Address
ArthroCare Medical Corporation, 7000 W William Cannon Dr, Austin TX 78735-8509
Manufacturer Parent Company (2017)
Smith & Nephew plc
Source
USFDA

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