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System, Hyperthermia, Rf/Microwave (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia),Thermotherapy

FDA product code MEQ · Class 3 · Unknown

13
Registered devices
1,248
Adverse events
9
Recalls
0
510(k) clearances

Devices with this code

Recent recalls

DateFirmReason
2011-04-28Urologix, Inc.Urologix is recalling certain lots of Targis System Coolant Bag devices distributed over a two week period. The devices are packaged into disposable Procedure K
2010-02-18Urologix, Inc.Urolgix is recalling certain lots of CTC Advance" catheters and RTU Plus devices which are integral components of the Targis System. The reason for this Recall
2009-07-20Boston Scientific CorporationBalloon leaks: Boston Scientific has received complaints from the field involving product leaks associated with the anchor balloons and compression balloons. C
2007-03-16Urologix, Inc.The catheter in the kit matches the description on the kit and pouch label; however, an incorrect label was placed onto the catheter during manufacturing.
2007-03-16Urologix, Inc.The catheter in the kit matches the description on the kit and pouch label; however, an incorrect label was placed onto the catheter during manufacturing.
2006-05-04Celsion CorporationA medical device accessory used by healthcare practitioners in the invasive treatment of (BPH) benign prostatic hyperplasia may be defective. The catheter may
2006-03-22Celsion Corporation, Inc.Surgical treatment kits containing medical device components were mislabeled with extended expiration dates.
2004-07-19Celsion CorporationSoftware controlling a medical device for patient treatment may malfunction and cause thermal injury to patient.
2003-12-10Urologix, Inc.During treatments, using the Prostatron units, the devices' Temperature Sensing System may change the rectal temperature reading by up to 2 degrees Celsius and

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