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Intacs Procedure Marker

ADDITION TECHNOLOGY, INC. · Model KV10733 · UDI-DI 00850048576032

HMR
5
510(k) clearances
22
Adverse events
6
Recalls
96
Facilities

Description

The Procedure Marker, 0.9 mm is used for marking the 1.2 mm incision and the placement marks for the 150 degree Intacs® Corneal Implants by aligning the reticle with the center mark that has been created on the cornea. This multi-functional device is also used later in the surgical procedure to align the Vacuum Centering Guide on the cornea.

Recalls

DateFirmReason
2010-12-23Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.Fragments from the pad may disengage and stick to the instrument. The condition could cause fragments to come into contact with the intact cornea prior to surgery.
2010-12-23Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.Fragments from the pad may disengage and stick to the instrument. The condition could cause fragments to come into contact with the intact cornea prior to surgery.
2010-12-23Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.Fragments from the pad may disengage and stick to the instrument. The condition could cause fragments to come into contact with the intact cornea prior to surgery.
2010-12-23Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.Fragments from the pad may disengage and stick to the instrument. The condition could cause fragments to come into contact with the intact cornea prior to surgery.
2010-12-23Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.Fragments from the pad may disengage and stick to the instrument. The condition could cause fragments to come into contact with the intact cornea prior to surgery.
2010-12-23Aspen Surgical Products, Inc.Fragments from the pad may disengage and stick to the instrument. The condition could cause fragments to come into contact with the intact cornea prior to surgery.

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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.