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Terminated

Advisor Vital Signs Monitor (model 9200), catalog number 920655235, with Impedance Respiration board (optional circuit board, P/N: 80004B1) installed manufactured with Rev 10 Main boards (P/N: 80002B1) 3-lead 60 Hz ECG, Nellcor SPO2 option, printer and battery.

FDA Recall Z-0224-06 · Posted 2005-11-30

Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeDPS
Date Initiated2005-09-01
Date Terminated2007-06-27
Product Quantity10

Reason for Recall

Potential Safety related problem associated with the pace detect function on some Advisor monitors that have impedance respiration capabilities in that random pace markers may appear when the pace detect function is turned on and the primary lead is set to Lead II, III or any of the augmented leads, AVL, AVR or AVF on the Advisor monitor.

Firm Action

Distirbutors and consignees were notified beginning 09/01/05 via email or phone about Safety Action Bulletin 05-004. Customers were asked to respond to Smiths Medical with a written acknowledgement that they received this Safety Action Bulletin (SAB). The SAB described the issue, actions they should take and instruction on how to have the monitor repaired.

Root Cause

Other

Distribution Pattern

AZ, CA, KS, KY, NY, TN, TX OUS to countries such as: Egypt, France, Iran, Mexico, Peru, Romania, Saudi Arabia and Spain

Related FDA 510(k) Records

Devices referenced by this recall via K-numbers.

Official Source

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Source: FDA Enforcement Report / Recall database. Always confirm against the official FDA record.

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