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MID CENTRAL MEDICAL CORP. · Model MCM290 · UDI-DI 10810030861000

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510(k) clearances

433

Adverse events (5 deaths)

Recalls

291

Facilities

Description

SS Foot Controlled IV Pole, 5 Leg 22 inch diameter. Base, 4 Hook Top. Fully welded stainless steel constructed IV Pole with 22 inch diameter 5 Leg spider base. Foot control height adjustment leaves hands free to adjust pole, IV Tubing and bags. 2 inch swivel casters make moving easy. Bar to protect foot pedal from getting bumped. 4 Hook ram’s horn style top. 1.25 inches in diameter pole adjust in height from 52 inch to 94 inch. Easy to raise, simply by lifting pole to desired height. Ships fully assembled no further assembly required.

Recalls

Date	Firm	Reason
2017-12-01	Ohmeda Medical	There is the potential for the Rotating IV Pole to fall. A fall could result in an injury to a bystander holding the patient or to the operator.
2017-08-24	Firefly Medical, Inc.	The dowel pins (P/N 16082) that fit in the left and right leg pivot castings (P/Ns 16049/16056) can rotate and gradually maneuver out of the leg casting after several hundred deplo
2016-11-01	Firefly Medical, Inc.	The dowel pin could potentially slip out of its press fit, resulting in the product potentially slumping to one side which could cause the patient to stumble.
2016-08-22	EKOS Corporation	Casters on the EKOS carts may be missing washers which can cause premature wear and dislodgement of the casters/wheels leading to failure.
2015-10-13	Stryker Medical Division of Stryker Corporation	It was identified by a customer complaint that some I.V. poles were retracting/lowering from an extended position to the low height unexpectedly. An investigation was initiated whi

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