Devices

Device Recall Fiber stripper

Model / Serial
Model 80-10002-001; All product manufactured from April 8, 2012 to April 8, 2015
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US Nationwide in the countries of: Argentina France Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Greece, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Guatemala, Norway, Switzerland, Bolivia, India, Panama, Thailand, Brazil, Ireland, Peru, Turkey, Canada, Israel, Poland, United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Korea, Qatar, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Lebanon, Romania, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
Product Description
Tool, Stripper W/BLD, 12S, Nonautoclavable; || The Fiber Stripper is a tool provided for stripping the protective jacket off the end of an Endostat or SureFlex Fiber. The Fiber Stripper does not come in to direct contact with the patient. It is available in several sizes, corresponding to the Endostat or SureFlex Fiber core diameter size.
Manufacturer
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley
1 Event
- Recall of Device Recall Fiber stripper

Manufacturer

American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley

Manufacturer Address
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley, 3070 Orchard Dr, San Jose CA 95134-2011
Source
USFDA

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Device Recall fiber stripper

Model / Serial
Model 80-10001-003; All product manufactured from April 8, 2012 to April 8, 2015
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US Nationwide in the countries of: Argentina France Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Greece, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Guatemala, Norway, Switzerland, Bolivia, India, Panama, Thailand, Brazil, Ireland, Peru, Turkey, Canada, Israel, Poland, United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Korea, Qatar, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Lebanon, Romania, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
Product Description
Fiber Stripper, 150¿m, Autoclavable; || The Fiber Stripper is a tool provided for stripping the protective jacket off the end of an Endostat or SureFlex Fiber. The Fiber Stripper does not come in to direct contact with the patient. It is available in several sizes, corresponding to the Endostat or SureFlex Fiber core diameter size.
Manufacturer
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley

Device Recall Fiber stripper

Model / Serial
Model 80-10001-001; All product manufactured from April 8, 2012 to April 8, 2015
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US Nationwide in the countries of: Argentina France Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Greece, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Guatemala, Norway, Switzerland, Bolivia, India, Panama, Thailand, Brazil, Ireland, Peru, Turkey, Canada, Israel, Poland, United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Korea, Qatar, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Lebanon, Romania, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
Product Description
Tool, StripperW/BLD, 10S, Nonautoclavable; || The Fiber Stripper is a tool provided for stripping the protective jacket off the end of an Endostat or SureFlex Fiber. The Fiber Stripper does not come in to direct contact with the patient. It is available in several sizes, corresponding to the Endostat or SureFlex Fiber core diameter size.
Manufacturer
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley

Device Recall Fiber stripper

Model / Serial
Model 80-10001-002; All product manufactured from April 8, 2012 to April 8, 2015
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US Nationwide in the countries of: Argentina France Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Greece, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Guatemala, Norway, Switzerland, Bolivia, India, Panama, Thailand, Brazil, Ireland, Peru, Turkey, Canada, Israel, Poland, United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Korea, Qatar, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Lebanon, Romania, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
Product Description
Tool, StripperW/BLD, 10S, Autoclavable; || The Fiber Stripper is a tool provided for stripping the protective jacket off the end of an Endostat or SureFlex Fiber. The Fiber Stripper does not come in to direct contact with the patient. It is available in several sizes, corresponding to the Endostat or SureFlex Fiber core diameter size.
Manufacturer
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley

Device Recall Fiber stripper

Model / Serial
Model 80-10002-002; All product manufactured from April 8, 2012 to April 8, 2015
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US Nationwide in the countries of: Argentina France Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Greece, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Guatemala, Norway, Switzerland, Bolivia, India, Panama, Thailand, Brazil, Ireland, Peru, Turkey, Canada, Israel, Poland, United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Korea, Qatar, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Lebanon, Romania, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
Product Description
Tool, Stripper W/BLD, 12S, Autoclavable; || The Fiber Stripper is a tool provided for stripping the protective jacket off the end of an Endostat or SureFlex Fiber. The Fiber Stripper does not come in to direct contact with the patient. It is available in several sizes, corresponding to the Endostat or SureFlex Fiber core diameter size.
Manufacturer
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley

Device Recall Fiber stripper

Model / Serial
Model 80-10003-001; All product manufactured from April 8, 2012 to April 8, 2015
Product Classification
General and Plastic Surgery Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US Nationwide in the countries of: Argentina France Morocco, South Africa, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria, Greece, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Guatemala, Norway, Switzerland, Bolivia, India, Panama, Thailand, Brazil, Ireland, Peru, Turkey, Canada, Israel, Poland, United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Korea, Qatar, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Lebanon, Romania, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia.
Product Description
Tool, Stripper W/BLD, 14S, Nonautoclavable; || The Fiber Stripper is a tool provided for stripping the protective jacket off the end of an Endostat or SureFlex Fiber. The Fiber Stripper does not come in to direct contact with the patient. It is available in several sizes, corresponding to the Endostat or SureFlex Fiber core diameter size.
Manufacturer
American Medical Systems Innovation Center - Silicon Valley

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