Stryker Corporation is recalling approximately 23,330 iBur surgical burrs across several models, including Precision Round, Diamond Round, and Match Head versions. These devices, used in neuro, spine, and ENT surgeries, may reach temperatures higher than safety specifications where the burr meets its distal bushing. If this overheating occurs during a procedure, it can lead to thermal injury or minor tissue damage that may require additional medical or surgical intervention. Consumers and healthcare facilities should identify affected lots and contact the manufacturer for further instructions.
The burr shank can overheat at the distal bushing interface, creating a risk of thermal burns to delicate tissues and structures during surgical procedures. While the risk level is moderate, such injuries could necessitate secondary medical or surgical procedures to repair the damaged tissue.
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