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Medium RiskFDA Device

Churchill Medical Systems, Inc.: Potential for leaking caused by insufficient bond between needleless device and female luer.

Agency Publication Date: April 21, 2015
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Affected Products

Product: 6" Trifurcated Extension Set, Product Code: AMS-375-1 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1304035, 1407046, 1410111D

Product: Bifircated Extension Set, Product Code: BN-828 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1311080

Product: 4" Microbore Double Lumen Set with Bionector, Product Code: BN-208 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1303123 1305003 1305008 1305049 1306097

Product: 4" Microbore Trifurcated Ext set, Product Code: BN-308 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1303120 1305002 1306099

Product: 4" Microbore T-Port Set, Product Code: BN-448 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1303181 1303100 1304183

Product: 8" Standard Bore Ext Set, Product Code: BN-481 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1304129 1305051

Product: 7" High Pressure Set with Bionector, Product Code: CMS-808 and CMS-808-1 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1303184 1304184 1305112 1306088 1309061 1311057 1312168 1401125 1402017 1403050 1404052 1405018 1405106 1406151 1407065 1408054 1409122D 1410064D 1410155D 1410156D

Product: 7" Standard Bore High Pressure Ext Set, Product Code: CMS-809 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1311028 1311040 1311041 1407066 1407197 1408055 1409055D 1410048D 1410157D

Product: 7" Standard Bore High Pressure Ext Set, Product Code: CMS-809 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1311028 1311040 1311041 1407066 1407197 1408055 1409055D 1410048D 1410157D

Product: Bifurcated set with check vales and Bionectors, Product Code: BN-2082CV Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1303119 1305010 1306098 1305005

Product: 4" Trifurcated set with Bionectors and check valves, Product Code: BN-3082CV and BN-3083CV Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1303121 1305004 1304149 1305011 1306100 1303122 1304003 1305007 1305006 1305012 1306101

Product: 6" Trifurcated set with Bionectors, Product Code: BN-944 Accessory device used to administer medical fluids

1310051 1312063

Additional Information

Agency: Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Event ID: 70369
Status: Resolved
Manufacturer: Churchill Medical Systems, Inc.
Manufactured In: United States
Units Affected: 12 products (5,200; 100; 2350; 2200; 450; 0; 129,500; 6850; 6850; 1050; 2650; 1650)

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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response

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