Devices

Device Recall BMSI MicroJack

Model / Serial
Models BMSI 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 & 6000 and BMSI kit upgraded with NicoletOne.
Product Classification
Neurological Devices
Device Class
2
Implanted device?
No
Distribution
Worldwide, including USA, ISRAEL, LITHUANIA, RUSSIA, FRANCE, IRELAND, UNITED KINGDOM , SPAIN, YEMEN, JAPAN, TAIWAN, KOREA, CHINA, SAUDI ARABIA, HONG KONG, INDIA, COLOMBIA, BRAZIL, GERMANY, CANADA, DENMARK, ITALY, MEXICO, and THAILAND.
Product Description
BMSI "MicroJack" PN 672-510000 patient interface electrode connection device used during electroencephalography (EEG) /Epilepsy Monitoring evaluations with various EEG monitoring systems. The MicroJack is used with BMSI Models 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 & 6000, and is used with the BMSI kit upgraded with NicoletOne. Nicolet Biomedical, Inc.
Manufacturer
Nicolet Biomedical Div of Viasys Healthcare
1 Event
- Recall of Device Recall BMSI MicroJack

Manufacturer

Nicolet Biomedical Div of Viasys Healthcare

Manufacturer Address
Nicolet Biomedical Div of Viasys Healthcare, 5225 Verona Rd, Madison WI 53711-4497
Source
USFDA

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