Approximately 1,343 units of CERENOVUS CEREBASE DA Guide Sheaths are being recalled because the distal end of the device may fracture during use. This defect can lead to surgical delays, vascular injury, or in rare cases, an embolism if fragments enter the bloodstream. Medos International Sarl has reported an increase in complaints related to this issue, necessitating a voluntary recall of specific part numbers GS9080SD, GS9090SD, and GS9095SD.
The sheath's tip can break or fracture during a procedure, potentially causing physical damage to blood vessels or releasing fragments that can block blood flow (embolism).
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