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BabyG Early Mobilization System

ARETECH, LLC · Model BG-001 · UDI-DI 00850018836258

BXB
10
510(k) clearances
151
Adverse events
6
Recalls
117
Facilities

Description

The BabyG Early Mobilization System is a robotic body-weight support system which automatically tracks patients as they move freely in any direction. The dynamic body-weight support offloads a percentage of the patient’s weight as they perform activities in a full 3-dimensional workspace, while the advanced fall protection provides the highest level of safety. The BabyG System is intended to assist subjects weighing 50 pounds or less as they practice therapeutic activities related to walking and balance activities. BabyG should never be used to lift and transport subjects and should never be connected to inanimate objects. BabyG should only be operated by therapists and trained healthcare professionals who have read and understand the instructions for use and have passed the BabyG training competency exam conducted by an Aretech trainer or a certified staff trainer.

Recalls

DateFirmReason
2024-08-01Btt Health GmbhSome power supply units in Austria and Germany had a voltage drop in the millisecond range, which led to a cancellation of the treatment and subsequent restart of the medical devic
2019-07-29MOTEK MEDICAL B.V.The firm discovered a potential manufacturing deviation of the yoke of the Body Weight Support (BWS) Light that in rare occasions may result in the yoke detaching from the cable gu
2013-06-12Accelerated Care Plus CorporationAn anomaly in the firmware that may cause Omnicycle Elite to operate at a speed other than what was previously set when in reverse mode.
2012-11-12BioMotion Medical Systems, LLCBioMotion is issuing a field correction for all models of the SpineSix (SpineSix01 and SpineSix02; serial numbers 1001 through 1054) to rectify all regulatory deficiencies involvin
2011-07-15Alter-G, IncorporatedPotential installation error on AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill that could cause greater than expected unweighting.
2009-05-27Hocoma AGChanges to the stored "sensitivity" values may occur and leads to higher limits in the force and trajectory deviation

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