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Market actionsThe Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) advises that the R3 metal liner component of the R3 acetabular system (used in hip replacements) is being recalled by the Australian sponsor, Smith & Nephew Surgical Pty Ltd.
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Market actionsThe Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) advises that Endeavour Industries brand Quad (4 X Point) Walking Sticks, Product Code X640, are being recalled.
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Market actionsCSL Biotherapies is recalling the batch 3450700309 of Albumex 4, due to the presence of ethylene glycol
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Safety alertsMITCH TRH Modular Head (used in hip replacements) - product cancellation
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Safety alertsOn 21 March 2012, the TGA agreed that the release procedure involving TGA's batch-by-batch review of CSL's ethylene glycol test results need not apply to batches of albumin solution manufactured after 25 January 2012.
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Safety alertsPIP breast implants are known to have been used in Australia from September 1999 until April 2010, when non-implanted PIP breast implants were recalled from the market following advice from the French regulator (AFSSAPS) that in making these devices the manufacturer had used unapproved materials which may affect their safety and performance.
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Safety alertsPIP breast implants are known to have been used in Australia from September 1999 until April 2010, when non-implanted PIP breast implants were recalled from the market following advice from the French regulator (AFSSAPS) that the manufacturer had used unapproved materials in making these devices which may affect their safety and performance.
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Safety alertsAustralia's medical devices regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) again encourages women who have had breast prostheses implanted since 1998 to contact their surgeon to find out the brand of their implant and to attend for a check-up if they know or suspect they have an implant made by the French company Poly Implant Prothese (PIP).
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Safety alertsQuarantine of some CSL Biotherapies batches of human albumin product (ALBUMEX) pending further analysis
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Market actionsSome batches of Albumex manufactured prior to 25 January 2012 may be contaminated with very low levels of ethylene glycol