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Hoya corporation/pentax life care division has determined that there is a possibility of cross-contamination for the eg-3870utk ultrasound gastroscope under certain conditions. the potential for cross contamination can occur when there is a clog in the balloon suction channel as there is no method to reliably force fluid specifically through the balloon suction channel when following the present cleaning and high-level disinfection procedure. if the channels are not meticulously checked prior to use the clog might not be detected. there are two known ways that a clog can develop: a. if the balloon is not used and fluid is suctioned from the body cavity using the balloon suction channel a clog can develop. (note that using the balloon suction channel to suction fluid from the body is inefficient due to the small size of the channel.) b. if body cavity fluid is suctioned into the balloon suction channel and a clog occurs the clog may be difficult to detect. the device with an undetected clog might be used in a subsequent patient. in the unlikely event that the scope passes the pre-procedure function check and is then used without the balloon the clog could potentially become dislodged and infused into the next patient resulting in the potential for cross contamination.