FDA Classifies Draeger VentStar Resus Neo Breathing Circuit Recall as Class I
Cracks in disposable infant breathing hoses could cause restricted ventilation, hypoxia, or death, prompting the agency's most serious recall designation.
Cracks in disposable infant breathing hoses could cause restricted ventilation, hypoxia, or death, prompting the agency's most serious recall designation.
The agency also clarified its description of the Portrait Core Services software issue, which can result in patients being removed from monitoring or alarm settings resetting during software updates.
The nationwide recall affects Hudson RCI neonatal and infant heated wire breathing circuits following reports of melting, smoke, and localized thermal damage at the humidifier connector.
The diagnostic imaging viewer enables clinicians to access and process medical images directly within the company's electronic health record platform, eliminating the need to switch between separate imaging and clinical systems.
A manufacturing error may lead to undetected oxygen leaks, posing risks of reduced oxygen delivery and potential fire hazards.
Admetsys announced that the FDA has designated its automated glucose control and continuous blood diagnostics system a Breakthrough Device.
The U.S. FDA has proposed banning electrical stimulation devices for self-injurious or aggressive behavior due to significant risks, marking the second attempt at prohibition, with implications including potential treatment transitions for users and a thorough review of updated evidence and expert opinions.