Alcon Laboratories, Inc. is recalling approximately 28,323 accessory devices used with Unity and Constellation surgical consoles, including vitrectomy probes, illumination tools, and infusion cannulas. The recall was initiated because the sterile pouches used to package these devices may have incomplete seals, which could compromise the sterile barrier. These products are standalone accessories used specifically in surgical procedures involving the eye.
An incomplete seal on the packaging pouch can compromise the sterile barrier, allowing the device to become contaminated before use. This poses a potential risk of infection to patients during surgery, which could lead to serious medical complications.
Recall #: Z-0304-2026; Quantity: 577
Recall #: Z-0305-2026; Quantity: 25,778
Recall #: Z-0306-2026; Quantity: 6
Recall #: Z-0307-2026; Quantity: 330
Recall #: Z-0308-2026; Quantity: 1,632
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