CorNeat Vision, Ltd. is recalling approximately 810 units of its EverPatch and EverPatch+ permanent surgical matrices. This recall includes 630 units of the EverPatch and 180 units of the EverPatch+ model. The recall was initiated after complaints indicated that the surgical wound (conjunctival dehiscence) could open prematurely, leading to early exposure of the surgical patch before it has fully integrated into the patient's tissue. Healthcare providers should stop using these specific products and contact the manufacturer or their distributor for instructions.
If the surgical wound opens too early, the implanted patch can become exposed to the environment. This may compromise the surgical outcome and could potentially require additional medical procedures to correct the issue.
Quantity: 630 units
Quantity: 180 units
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