Recall: Encision voluntarily pulls surgical tips | MassDevice.com On Call
October 17, 2011 by MassDevice staff
Encision Inc. recalls its surgical electrode tips over concerns that they may break during "aggressive cleaning."
MASSDEVICE ON CALL — Encision Inc. (PINK:ECIA) voluntarily recalled electrode tips used with its AEM surgical systems over concerns that the tips could break off as a result of "aggressive cleaning."
The Boulder, Colo.-based laparoscopic device maker said that a replacement instrument has been designed and is undergoing FDA review.
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