Olympus Corporation of the Americas is recalling approximately 886,628 Thunderbeat Front-Actuated Grip Type S Hand Instruments due to reports of probe tips being damaged or breaking during use. This defect includes pad damage and detachment, which can occur while the single-use sterile instruments are used in surgical procedures. While no injuries have been reported in the provided data, the recall covers 11 different product versions sold nationwide and internationally.
If the probe tip of a hand instrument breaks or a pad detaches during surgery, it could lead to unintended patient injury or leave foreign material inside the patient's body. The breakdown of these components during use may also disrupt critical surgical steps.
Catalog Number: R5000687; Recall #: Z-0993-2025
Catalog Number: R5000688; Recall #: Z-0994-2025
Catalog Number: N5424030; Recall #: Z-0995-2025
Catalog Number: N5423730; Recall #: Z-0996-2025
Catalog Number: N5423630; Recall #: Z-0997-2025
Catalog Number: N5423330; Recall #: Z-0998-2025
Catalog Number: N5423430; Recall #: Z-0999-2025
Catalog Number: N5423510; Recall #: Z-1000-2025
Catalog Number: N5423930; Recall #: Z-1001-2025
Catalog Number: N5424110; Recall #: Z-1002-2025
Catalog Number: N5423810; Recall #: Z-1003-2025
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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