Spy-Phi Drape (HH2000) sold as a Spy-Phi Pack (HH9006). Only sold in the US. Drape/ UDI: HH2000/...
FDA Device Recall #Z-1925-2020 — Class II — January 7, 2020
Recall Summary
| Recall Number | Z-1925-2020 |
| Classification | Class II — Moderate risk |
| Date Initiated | January 7, 2020 |
| Status | Ongoing |
| Voluntary | Voluntary: Firm initiated |
Recalling Firm
| Firm | Stryker Corporation |
| Location | San Jose, CA |
| Product Type | Devices |
| Quantity | 26,298 units |
Product Description
Spy-Phi Drape (HH2000) sold as a Spy-Phi Pack (HH9006). Only sold in the US. Drape/ UDI: HH2000/10858701006329; HH9006/ 10858701006282
Reason for Recall
Sterile drapes packaged in an unsealed pouch.
Distribution Pattern
US - Nationwide & Puerto Rico OUS - Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Colombia, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Puerto Rico, South Africa, South Korea, Australia, Chile, China, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Singapore, Thailand, Romania, Belgium, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Malaysia, Finland, Denmark, Israel, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Czech Republic, Greece, Russia, Poland, Ireland, Philippines, and New Zealand.
Lot / Code Information
Impacted Lot Numbers for HH2000 - 1703011, 1703021, 1703031, 1703041, 1703051, 1703061, 1703071, 1703081, 1703091, 1703101, 1703111, 1703121, 1703131, 1703141, 1703151, 1703161, 1703171, 1703181, 1703191, 1703201, 1703211, 1703221, 1703231, 1703241, 1703251, 1703261, 1703271, 1703281, 1703291, 1703301, 1703311, 1704011, 1704021, 1704031, 1704041, 1704051, 1704061, 1704071, 1704081, 1704091, 1704101, 1704111, 1704121, 1704131, 1704141, 1704151, 1704161, 1704171, 1704181, 1704191, 1704201, 1704211, 1704221, 1704231, 1704241, 1704251, 1704261, 1704271, 1704281, 1704291, 1704301, 1705011, 1705021, 1705031, 1705041, 1705051, 1705061, 1705071, 1705081, 1705091, 1705101, 1705111, 1705121, 1705131, 1705141, 1705151, 1705161, 1705171, 1705181, 1705191, 1705201, 1705211, 1705221, 1705231, 1705241, 1705251, 1705261, 1705271, 1705281, 1705291, 1705301, 1705311, 1706011, 1706021, 1706031, 1706041, 1706051, 1706061, 1706071, 1706081, 1706091, 1706101, 1706111, 1706121, 1706131, 1706141, 1706151, 1706161, 1706171, 1706181, 1706191, 1706201, 1706211, 1706221, 1706231, 1706241, 1706251, 1706261, 1706271, 1706281, 1706291, 1706301, 1707011, 1707021, 1707031, 1707041, 1707051, 1707061, 1707071, 1707081, 1707091, 1707101, 1707111, 1707121, 1707131, 1707141, 1707151, 1707161, 1707171, 1707181, 1707191, 1707201, 1707211, 1707221, 1708221, 1709221, 1710191, 1710201, 1710211, 1710221, 1711191, 1711201, 1711211, 1711221, 1711231, 1712021, 1712041, 1712051, 1712061, 1712071, 1712081, 1712091, 1712111, 1712121, 1712131, 1712141, 1712151, 1712161, 1712181, 1712271, 1712281, 1712291, 1712301, 1801031, 1801111, 1805251, 1805261, 1805271, 1805281, 1805291, 1805301, 1805311, 1806011, 1806021, 1806041, 1806051, 1806061, 1806071, 1806091, 1806111, 1806201, 1806211, 1807031, 1807061, 1807071, 1807091, 1807251, 1807261, 1807271, 1808171, 1808181, 1808201, 1808221, 1808231, 1808241, 1808301, 1808311, 1809011, 1809021, 1809031, 1810041, 1810051, 1810061, 1812051, 1812151, 1902231, 1902241, 1902251, 1902261, 1902271, 1902281, 1903011, 1903021, 1903031, 1903181, 1903191, 1903201, 1903211, 1903221, 1903271, 1903281, 1904231, 1904241, 1904251, 1904291, 1905141, 1905151, 1905161, 1905171, 1905211, 1905221, 1905231, 1905241, 1905251, 1906241, 1906251, 1906271, 1906281, 1906291, 1907011, 1907221, 1907231, 1907241, 1907251, 1907261, 1907271, 1907311, 1908011, 1908021, 1908031, 1908051, 1908061, 1908071, 1908081, 1908091, 1908151 HH9006 Spy-Phi Pack Impacted Lot Numbers - 1701x, 1702x, 1703x, 1704x, 1705x, 1706x, 1707x, 1708x, 1709x, 1710x, 1711x, 1712x, 1801x, 1802x, 1803x, 1804x, 1805x, 1806x, 1807x, 1808x, 1809x, 1810x, 1811x, 1812x, 1901x, 1902x, 1903x, 1904x, 1905x, 1906x, 1907x, 1908x, 1909x, 19103. Where x is any alpha numeric character.
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What Should You Do?
Stop using this device if you are affected by this recall. Contact your healthcare provider and the manufacturer immediately for guidance. Report adverse events to FDA MedWatch.