Ossur Engineering, Inc Recalls

FDA
3
Total Recalls
1
Agencies
Apr 2010
First Recall
Mar 2012
Latest Recall

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FDA

Icelock Expulsion Valve 551 Model L-551000 The valve has a push button for suction release to release a lower limb prosthesis.

The plastic caps have come off or become loose when the user stepped into their prosthesis.

Customers were sent a Safety Notice Voluntary Product Recall, dated June 23, 2009, that advised them to return any unused valves to Ossur for a free replacement. Those using valves in combination with a cushion liner and suspension sleeve should replace immediately if problems are experienced, otherwise replace at next routine service. Customers using valve in combination with an Iceross Seal-In liner should replace ASAP and return used valves to Ossur for free replacement. Customers with questions can call Darlyne Roa 1-800-233-6263 ext 1023743.

FDA

Ossur Total Knee, Model Number: 2100 The Total Knee 2100 is an external prosthetic knee joint. It is a polycentric knee designed for multi-speed ambulators, higher impact levels and heavier loads.

The recall was initiated based on a finding by Ossur that some units of the Total Knee 2100 produced from October 19th, 2010 until January 21st 2011, contained back links that may compromise knee function prematurely.

Ossur initiated a Safety Notice (Voluntary Product Recall) letter on February 11, 2011, via US Postal Service Registered Mail. The recall letter informed the affected customers of the reason for the recall and the product affected. Ossur requested their distributor and providers take the following action: (1) Please identify the users of each of the Total Knee 2100 model devices listed above; (2) Also, please check your inventory and isolate any recalled devices you have on hand but have not fitted on users. Customers were also informed that a representative from Ossur customer service will be contacting them to coordinate replacement of the affected devices. The letters were followed by phone calls placed by a trained Ossur Customer Service Representative to each customer after US distributors provided Ossur with customer contact information. For questions regarding this recall call 517-629-8890.

FDA

ReSolve Halo - Open Back Halo Ring, Model Number: 505300D The ReSolve Halo Ring is a fixation device used to immobilize a patient with a cervical spine injury.

Ossur initiated the recall after their investigation of some complaints found that in some instances the ceramic pins are difficult to screw through the halo ring.

Ossur contacted direct consignees and sub-accounts beginning on November 10 , 2008 via a phone call informing them of the recall, and the reason as stated in the public reason for recall. Consignees were asked to check their inventory for any of the identified products and contact them with this information. The firm developed a telephone script for the customer service representatives to use. Ossur then forwarded a notification letter to the affected customers beginning on November 12, 2008 via US Postal Service. In the event that any of these parts have already been applied to a patient, Ossur advised customers to follow their normal follow-up protocols, ensuring that the ceramic pins are properly fixed in the skull. At the time of the phone calls Ossur did not have sterilized open back replacement rings available; however, they offered their ReSolve Closed Back Halo ring as an alternative. The firm estimated that the normal product offering should be available once again in approximately four to six weeks from the date of the phone call.