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AMERICAN EAGLE INSTRUMENTS, INC. · Model AEEXC42-43 · UDI-DI 00841013104992

EKC
2
510(k) clearances
7
Adverse events
8
Recalls
121
Facilities

Description

EXCAVATOR 42-43 (15-8-14)

Recalls

DateFirmReason
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.
2008-11-14Sybron Dental SpecialtiesThe tips of the Neos Vanadium Excavators may prematurely release from the handle during use, and if so, the tip may be accidentally swallowed.

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Data compiled from public U.S. FDA sources (GUDID, 510(k)/PMA, MAUDE, recalls, establishment registration). Adverse-event reports are unverified and do not establish causation. Informational only — not medical, clinical, or regulatory advice.