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 Class 1 Device Recall Subdural Electrodesee related information
Date Initiated by FirmDecember 18, 2012
Date PostedMarch 02, 2013
Recall Status1 Terminated 3 on October 15, 2014
Recall NumberZ-0892-2013
Recall Event ID 64136
510(K)NumberK053363 
Product Classification Electrode, cortical - Product Code GYC
ProductAd-Tech Medical Instrument Corporation Macro Micro Subdural Electrode. For temporary (<30 days) use with recording, monitoring and stimulation equipment, for the recording, monitoring and stimulation of electrical signals on the surface level of the brain. The recording of electrical activity supports definition of the location of epileptogenic foci and brain mapping.
Code Information REF numbers (catalog numbers):  EG10A-SP10N-000, EG34B-SP10X-000, EGD7A-MP12N-000, EGE4A-SP10N-000, EGE4A-SP10X-000, QG10B-SP10X-000, QG10C-SP10N-000, QG10D-SP10N-000, QG11A-SP10X-000, QG16A-SP10X-000, QG17A-SP10X-000, QG18A-SP10N-000, QG18A-SP10X-000, QG20B-SP10N-000, QG20B-SP10X-000, QG20C-SP10N-000, QG20C-SP10X-000, QG20D-SP10X-200, QG20E-SP10X-000, QG20F-SP10X-000, QG24A-SP10N-000, QG26A-SP10N-000, QG32A-SP10X-000, QG32B-SP10X-000, QG36A-SP10N-000, QG36A-SP10X-000, QG36B-SP10N-000, QG44A-SP10X-000, QG53A-SP10X-000, QG66A-SP85N-000, QG69A-SP10N-000, QG88A-SP10X-000, QG96A-SP10N-000, QG96A-SP10X-000, QG96C-SP10X-000, QG96D-SP10X-000, QGC6A-SP07N-000, QGC8A-SP10N-000, QGC8A-SP10X-000, QGC8B-SP10X-000, QGC8C-SP10X-000, QGC8D-SP10N-000, QGC8E-SP10X-000, QGC8F-SP10X-000, QS20A-SP10N-000, QS40B-SP10X-000,   Lot numbers: 208140314, 208140343, 208140344, 208140353, 208140354, 208140362, 208140369, 208140374, 208140381, 208140382, 208140387, 208140390, 208140395, 208140398, 208140399, 208140414, 208140417, 208140421, 208140431, 208140443, 208140445, 208140450, 208140452, 208140453, 208140458, 019020, 208140356R, 208140357R, 208140452R, C010180001, C702201001, C703160006, C704040001, C800250002, C800350004, C801240003, C802220003, C802220005, C802220006, C805210003, C805210004, C908221002, G012111001, G012140002, G015020002, G016240001, G017250004, G017250005, G017250006, G018011001, G018011002, G018011003, G019021002, G019021003, G019150003, G112270004, G114160001, G114160002, G115080002, G115170004, G115280005, G119020004, G211220001, G608060002, G704150001, G805270001, G900211002, G903011001, G903080003, S903080004, S905280003.  Recall exanded on 5/2/2013 to include additional Macro Micro Subdural Electrodes: REF numbers (catalog numbers):  CG-64BPX-F436, CMMS-22PX-F478

CG-32BPX-F412, CGIE-98BPX-F341, CGIE-82BPN-F377, CMMS-69PN-F480, CGIE-98BPN-F341, CG-9SN-F496, CG-32BPX-F426, CG-16BPX-F445, CG-16BPX-F446, CG-256PX-F425, CGIE-39BPX-F442, CG-46BPX-F465, CG-64BPX-F419, CG-32BPX-F418.  Lot numbers:  20814044, 208140447, 208140463, 208140463, 208140476, 208140463, 08140463, 208140424, 208140439, G119221001,G212040002, G216040002, 218190,  208140431, 208140450, 208140432, 208140433, 208140420, 208140437,  208140450, 208140422, 208140422, 208140422, 208140422
Recalling Firm/
Manufacturer		 Ad-Tech Medical Instrument Corporation
1901 William St
Racine WI 53404-1876
For Additional Information Contact
262-634-1555
Manufacturer Reason
for Recall		The microelectrodes are not flush with the silastic substrate, may contain sharp edges capable of abrading the cortical surface, and may have remaining pieces which may fracture and remain in the cortical tissue with the electrode is explanted. Recall expanded on 5/2/2013 to include additional Macro Micro Subdural Electrodes.
FDA Determined
Cause 2		Device Design
ActionAD-TECH Medical Instrument Corporation sent an "Urgent Medical Device Recall" letter dated December 18, 2012 to all affected consignees. The letter described the Reason for the Voluntary Recall, Risk to Health, Actions to be taken by the Customer, Product and Distribution Information, Type of Action by Ad-Tech Medical Instrument Corporation and Other Information. Consignees were instructed to quarantine the affected product and contact the firm for a Return Material Authorization number. If the product have been further distributed consignees were advised to notify their customers of the recall. The letter requested consignees to return the Acknowledgement and Receipt Form. For questions contact your Ad-Tech Clinical Specialist. Expanded recall letters dated May 2, 2013 were sent out April 29, 2013. The letters were formatted as the initial ones sent on 12/18/2013.
Quantity in Commerce144 (103 US; 41 OUS)
DistributionWorldwide Distribution - USA Nationwide including the states of CA, GA, LA, MA, MD, MI, MN, NH, PA, RI, TX, UT, WI, NY IA, WI and the countries of: Australia, CANADA, ENGLAND, JAPAN, KOREA, SPAIN, FRANCE, and SWITZERLAND.
Total Product Life CycleTPLC Device Report
1 A record in this database is created when a firm initiates a correction or removal action. The record is updated if the FDA identifies a violation and classifies the action as a recall, and it is updated for a final time when the recall is terminated. Learn more about medical device recalls.
2 Per FDA policy, recall cause determinations are subject to modification up to the point of termination of the recall.
3 For details about termination of a recall see Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 21 §7.55.
510(K) Database510(K)s with Product Code = GYC
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