International safety notice

A medical institution we supply to has informed us that during an inspection of the pump, it was confirmed that the flow of the drug solution was not completely stopped when the infusion was stopped. I received a report. When using flow infusion set NP), depending on the position of the finger when the pump is stopped, the tube may not be completely removed. It was confirmed that the product could not be crushed completely and a slight flow of the chemical solution occurred. This phenomenon will not occur. Therefore, we are conducting a voluntary recall of products with the relevant serial numbers to improve the strength of holding down the tube. That's it.

Japan / PMDA Recalls · JPN · Nov 12, 2021

Key facts

Title A medical institution we supply to has informed us that during an inspection of the pump, it was confirmed that the flow of the drug solution was not completely stopped when the infusion was stopped. I received a report. When using flow infusion set NP), depending on the position of the finger when the pump is stopped, the tube may not be completely removed. It was confirmed that the product could not be crushed completely and a slight flow of the chemical solution occurred. This phenomenon will not occur. Therefore, we are conducting a voluntary recall of products with the relevant serial numbers to improve the strength of holding down the tube. That's it.
Regulator Japan / PMDA Recalls
Country JPN
Brand Common name: General purpose infusion pump Brand name: Top infusion pump TOP-2500
Manufacturer Top Co., Ltd.
Models 12522, RR00646, RQ00186, RQ00110, RQ00176, 12523, RR01121, TOP-2500, RR01104, RR00642, 00781, RQ00270 and 25 more
Date Nov 12, 2021
Regulator page info.pmda.go.jp

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