Pro-Dex Inc. is recalling approximately 2,000 KLS Martin Battery Packs used to power surgical screwdrivers. The recall was initiated because the sterile packaging may contain Tyvek shavings inside, which could compromise the sterility of the surgical environment. These batteries were distributed exclusively to Florida and are used in conjunction with the MaxDriver 2.0 surgical driver system.
The presence of Tyvek shavings inside a supposedly sterile package can introduce foreign material into a surgical site or sterile field, increasing the risk of infection or inflammatory response during medical procedures.
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