Manufacturer
332 recalls in our database name Olympus Corporation of the Americas as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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Olympus Corporation recalls 2 units of the ShockPulse-SE Lithotripsy Generator due to a mis-wired component that causes improper power supply noise and EMC non-compliance, potentially affecting device reliability and treatment delivery.
Olympus is recalling certain SOLTIVE SuperPulsed Laser Fibers because device model and size may be mismatched between packaging and the actual device. This could result in the wrong laser fiber being used in medical procedures.
Olympus Corporation recalls a single colonovideoscope model CF-H180AL because an incorrect camera unit was installed, causing narrower viewing angle and potential device protrusion that could injure tissue. No injuries have been reported.
Olympus is recalling 8 EVIS EXERA II gastrointestinal videoscopes (Model GIF-HQ190) because an incorrect rubber component may have been installed during repair. The incorrect part does not meet the device's design specifications.
Olympus endoscopes with defective diopter ring adhesive may cause vision loss and, in rare cases, urinary tract perforation.
Olympus URETERO-RENO FIBERSCOPE Model URF-P6R recalled due to incorrect adhesive securing the diopter ring, which may cause loss of focus and in rare cases urinary tract perforation.
The Olympus URETERO-RENO FIBERSCOPE Model URF-P6 is recalled for incorrect adhesive securing the diopter ring. The defect may cause loss of adjustment function, blurred vision, and in rare cases, urinary tract perforation.
Olympus Corporation recalled 1,386 units of Disposable Grasping Forceps FG-51D due to noncompliance with force standards for opening and closing the devices.
The bending section of the Olympus URF-V2 videoscope may crack and develop abnormal shape or angulation. This could affect the device's function during urological procedures.
Olympus is issuing updated instructions for reprocessing its EVIS EXERA bronchovideoscopes to ensure proper sterilization and disinfection procedures. Improper reprocessing could compromise device safety.
Olympus bronchovideoscopes are recalled due to updates required for proper sterilization and reprocessing procedures. Healthcare providers must follow new instructions for chemical disinfection and ETO gas sterilization.
Olympus is recalling 292 units of the BF-MP160F EVIS EXERA Bronchofibervideoscope due to updated instructions required for proper sterilization and reprocessing procedures. Updated guidance for chemical reprocessing, ETO gas sterilization, and disinfection rinsing steps is necessary.
Olympus is updating instructions for reprocessing and sterilizing BF-MP60 bronchofiberscopes to ensure proper procedures. All 60 units distributed nationwide are affected.
Olympus recalls the GF-UC140P-AL5 ultrasonic gastrovideoscope nationwide because it is no longer compatible with the OER-Pro reprocessing system, creating an infection control risk to patients.
Olympus OER-Elite Endoscope Reprocessors may have incorrectly assembled detergent and alcohol tank tubing, causing solutions to be dispensed in reversed cycles. This results in ineffective endoscope disinfection and potential patient exposure to residual detergent.
Olympus Corporation is recalling 35 units of the Spiration Valve System (SVS-V9-00) due to a mislabeled patient charge label indicating model SVS-V7-00 instead. The incorrect label could confuse healthcare providers about which valve was implanted.
Olympus TJF-Q180V duodenovideoscopes with adhesive deterioration or damage may pose infection risk due to endoscope contamination. Approximately 14,447 units are affected.
Olympus recalls ASC PneumoLiner surgical devices due to incorrect orientation of the containment bag that deploys upside down. This increases the risk of trapping bowel tissue during gynecologic laparoscopic surgery.
Olympus Corporation is issuing updated reprocessing instructions for the BF-XP160F EVIS EXERA Bronchovideoscope according to FDA 2015 guidance. All serial numbers are affected.
Olympus is recalling approximately 484 BF-3C40 OES Bronchofiberscopes due to reprocessing instruction updates. The manufacturer is issuing validated instructions per FDA 2015 guidance for proper device reprocessing.
Olympus Corporation is recalling 431 BF-Q180-AC EVIS EXERA II Bronchovideoscopes to issue validated reprocessing instructions aligned with FDA 2015 guidance.
Olympus Corporation issued updated reprocessing instructions for 1,177 BF-P180 EVIS EXERA II Bronchovideoscopes to ensure compliance with FDA validation standards for medical device sterilization.
Olympus Corporation has issued new, validated reprocessing instructions for the BF-P60 OES Bronchofiberscope to comply with FDA guidance. The recall affects 1,030 devices distributed nationwide and internationally.
Olympus Corporation is issuing updated reprocessing instructions for the BF-1T60 bronchofiberscope to comply with FDA 2015 guidance on device reprocessing in health care settings.
Olympus Corporation issued updated reprocessing instructions for the BF-XP60 bronchofiberscope to align with FDA 2015 guidance on medical device reprocessing validation and labeling.