Dignity Dual Port, Vascular Access Port

Medcomp

Not determinedIndexed from FDA records

MR Conditional — conditions not yet documented here. We have a Conditional label for this device but the specific scan conditions (field strength, SAR / B1+rms, monitoring requirements) aren't in our records yet. Treat as Not determined and let your MRI team confirm before any scan.

Here's what to do next — you're going to be okay:

  1. Bring your device card (the wallet card from your surgery) to your appointment. Your MRI team can identify any device from it.
  2. Call the manufacturer's patient line — the number is on your card. They answer device questions every day.
  3. Tell your imaging center about your device when you book. They screen every patient before every scan — no one will scan you unless it's safe.

Don't schedule an MRI based on this page alone — your MRI team verifies every device.

What this means for you

MR Conditional — but the conditions are not yet on file. The label exists. The scan rules (field, SAR, monitoring) do not. Treat as Not determined and let your MRI team confirm before any scan.

Here's what to do next — you're going to be okay:

  1. Bring your device card (the wallet card from your surgery) to your appointment. Your MRI team can identify any device from it.
  2. Call the manufacturer's patient line — the number is on your card. They answer device questions every day.
  3. Tell your imaging center about your device when you book. They screen every patient before every scan — no one will scan you unless it's safe.

For information only — your MRI team makes the final decision before any scan. They check every patient, every time.

This recall has been resolved
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FDA Recall Alert

Class I — Most Serious

Drug products contained within the kits may have been rendered ineffective by a duplicate sterilization process. The kits include one or more of the following drugs: 5ml ampule of lidocaine, 3ml Chloraprep one-step, 10ml pre-filled saline syringe, Hygea saline wipes, and 3ml tinted Chloraprep. No injuries or illnesses were reported.

💡 What this means for you

This is the most serious type of recall. The FDA determined this product could cause serious health consequences. Talk to your doctor about what this means for you.

1/20/2015 · View on FDA.gov

This recall has been resolved
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FDA Recall Alert

Class I — Most Serious

The kit was packaged with the incorrect introducer needle size. The label indicates the kit contains an 18G Needle w/Echo Tip. The kits were packaged with a 21G Needle w/Echo Tip.

💡 What this means for you

This is the most serious type of recall. The FDA determined this product could cause serious health consequences. Talk to your doctor about what this means for you.

5/24/2017 · View on FDA.gov

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FDA Recall Alert

Class I — Most Serious

The 5F Dignity CT Port kits were packaged with the incorrect size port. The kits include a 6.6F port instead of the correct 5F port. The inability to connect the catheter lumen to the port stem because of the incorrect size may not be noted until well into the procedure, after the catheter lumen is placed in the vessel. An alternate port will need to be obtained prolonging the procedure. A prolonged insertion procedure increases any risk associated with a surgical procedure.

💡 What this means for you

This is the most serious type of recall. The FDA determined this product could cause serious health consequences. Talk to your doctor about what this means for you.

1/12/2021 · View on FDA.gov

⚕️ This information is for reference only. A recall does not necessarily mean your device needs removal. Consult your healthcare provider for medical advice.

Regulatory Info

510(k) NumberK110424 ↗
Clearance Date11/29/2011
Product CodeLJT
⚠️1 Active Recall

Data sourced from openFDA. This is for reference only — consult your healthcare provider for medical advice.

Category

Vascular Access Ports, Infusion Pumps*, Catheters, and Accessories

Body Region

Vascular

MRI Conditions

MRI conditional up to 3.0T; Conditional 5

Clinical Warnings

Pain pumps require specific protocols before MRI. Always verify pump status with physician.

Post-MRI Notes

Pump should be interrogated following MRI.

Indexed from FDA records. Conditions on this page have not been verified against the manufacturer's instructions for use.