medical MODERATE Updated 2026-03-25

Howmedica Osteonics Corp. recalls MICS3 Angled Sagittal Saw Attachment; Part Number: 210490

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Recalled Product

MICS3 Angled Sagittal Saw Attachment; Part Number: 210490

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Hazard / Issue

A potential issue was identified with the torque strength on the external screws of the MICS3 Angled Sagittal Saw Attachment. These screws, which secure the cover to the Angled Saw Housing, may loosen during use and detach from the attachment.

Issued by

FDA

Distribution: Nationwide (United States)
Lot/Code Info: Part Number: 210490; UDI: (01)07613327523874(10)TU6563205RP; Lot numbers: ALL;

✅ What Should You Do?

  1. 1Contact your healthcare provider immediately to discuss this recall.
  2. 2Stop using the device if it is safe to do so, and contact your provider.
  3. 3Follow the manufacturer's remedy instructions provided in the recall notice.
  4. 4Report device problems to FDA MedWatch or call 1-800-FDA-1088.

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