International safety notice

This product is an endoscopic active instrument that performs procedures such as tissue cutting during endoscopic surgery. We have received a report from an overseas manufacturer that objects falling into the body were observed when using this product. As a result, if the blades at the tip of this product are poorly engaged, the blade may break if excessive force is applied when operating the handle of this product. It has been found that there is a possibility of excessive rubbing and, in rare cases, the formation of metal fragments. Therefore, we have decided to implement a voluntary recall of specific lots of this product.

Japan / PMDA Recalls · JPN · May 27, 2021

Key facts

Title This product is an endoscopic active instrument that performs procedures such as tissue cutting during endoscopic surgery. We have received a report from an overseas manufacturer that objects falling into the body were observed when using this product. As a result, if the blades at the tip of this product are poorly engaged, the blade may break if excessive force is applied when operating the handle of this product. It has been found that there is a possibility of excessive rubbing and, in rare cases, the formation of metal fragments. Therefore, we have decided to implement a voluntary recall of specific lots of this product.
Regulator Japan / PMDA Recalls
Country JPN
Brand Common name: Endoscopic active instrument for single-use radiofrequency procedures Sales name: LAGIS disposable instruments
Manufacturer Proceed Co., Ltd.
Models P2010015, P2103043, P2007039, P2011026, P2101031, P2012071
Date May 27, 2021
Regulator page info.pmda.go.jp

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