FDA-Device2012-09-26Class II
Integra CRW Precision Arc (CRWPRECISE), CRW Arc System (CRWASL), HRAIM Head Ring Assembly with Intubation Mounts The CRW stereotactic system is used in conjunction with the HRAIM head ring is a target-centered system that can be configured to be CT-only or CTIMR compatible. The CRW stereotactic system is a multi-purpose system used for localizing intercranial targets for precisely directing instruments such as: Biopsy forceps RF lesioning electrodes Deep brain electrodes Recording and stimul
Integra LifeSciences Corporation
Hazard
T-handle screw is used on a complementary product to the CRW, the Integra HRAIM, which is the CT-compatible intubation Head Ring Assembly. When the T-handle on the HRAIM intubation hoop is tightened, the T-handle could stop in a vertical position that prevents the CRWPRECISE and certain models of the CRW-ASL from seating properly on the head ring although it appears to be fully seated
Sold states
Worldwide distribution: USA (Nationwide) and countries of: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Czec, Denmark, France, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, South Africa, and UK.
Affected count
175 units
Manufactured in
105 Morgan Ln, Plainsboro, NJ, United States
Products
Integra CRW Precision Arc (CRWPRECISE), CRW Arc System (CRWASL), HRAIM Head Ring Assembly with Intubation Mounts The CRW stereotactic system is used in conjunction with the HRAIM head ring is a target-centered system that can be configured to be CT-only or CTIMR compatible. The CRW stereotactic system is a multi-purpose system used for localizing intercranial targets for precisely directing instruments such as: Biopsy forceps RF lesioning electrodes Deep brain electrodes Recording and stimulating electrodes
Official notice
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ires/index.cfm?Product=Z-2428-2012Don't want to check this manually?
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