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Terminated

Bair Hugger Temperature Management Blanket, Model 555 Pediatric Full Access Blanket. Use only with a Bair Hugger temperature managemen unit. Not Sterile. Do not use if primary packaging has been previously opened or is damaged. Arizant Healthcare Inc., 10393 West 70th Street, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 USA.

FDA Recall Z-0855-05 · Posted 2005-06-01

Recalling FirmArizant Inc
Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeDWJ
Date Initiated2005-03-11
Date Terminated2007-01-10
Product Quantity88,320 blankets

Reason for Recall

Air channel seals on a limited number of Bair Hugger Model 555 Pediatric underbody blankets could separate when inflated with air from Bair Hugger warming unit. This separation would create a bulging area in the blanket's air channels, which could have a potential to shift the patient's position on the blanket.

Firm Action

Recall notification was mailed to customers beginning 03/11/05. Customers were informed of the issue and asked to check their inventory for the affected lots. Affected lots found are to be quarantined and customers are to contact Arizant for instruction on returning affected product and receiving replacement product. Distributors are instructed to examine their inventory for affected lots, discontinue distribution and quarantine the lots. Distributors are asked to contact Arizant for returning affected product. If affected product was distributed, Distributors are to contact Arizant with names, addresses and telephone numbers of their accounts so Arizant can immediately inform those accounts of the recall.

Root Cause

Other

Distribution Pattern

nationwide

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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