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Terminated

Abbott Clinical Chemistry Aeroset/Architect (c Systems)Bilirubin Calibrator, List Number (LN) 1E66-03 & List Number (LN) 1E66-04, Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, IL 60064

FDA Recall Z-0288-2008 · Posted None

Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeJIX
Date Initiated2007-08-10
Date Terminated2012-04-19
Product Quantity7,033 units total worldwide

Reason for Recall

Incorrect Calibrator values: changes in a raw material used in the Bilirubin Calibrator value assignment process contributed to variability in the preparation of the standard.

Firm Action

An August 10, 2007, Product Correction letter was provided to all ARCHITECT cSystem and AEROSET System customers. The letter advises that changes in a raw material used in the Bilirubin Calibrator value assignment process contributed to variability in the preparation of the NIST standard 916a. Revised Bilirubin values for the calibrator lot numbers in this recall are attached to the recall notice. Six necessary actions were listed in the recall notice as: 1) Identify the lot numbers of Clinical Chemistry Bilirubin Calibrator(s) currently in use. 2) Discard the value sheet and replace with the appropriate values provided with the recall letter. 3) Enter the revised Bilirubin values. 4) Calibrate the assays. 5) Evaluate your quality control. 6) Evaluate your reference range and any shifts in patient results.

Root Cause

Material/Component Contamination

Distribution Pattern

Worldwide: USA, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Venezuela, Columbia, Ecuador, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Thailand, Trinidad & Tobago, Bahamas, Panama, Cayman Islands, and El Salvador

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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