Smiths Medical Recalls Endotracheal Tubes Over Ventilation Risk
Devices are being removed from use after certain sizes were found to have smaller diameters than expected, potentially limiting airflow. Eight injuries have been reported.
Devices are being removed from use after certain sizes were found to have smaller diameters than expected, potentially limiting airflow. Eight injuries have been reported.
Fresenius Kabi advises updating Ivenix Infusion System software to avoid two anomalies risking under- or over-infusion.
Smiths Medical has issued an urgent notification for certain Bivona Tracheostomy Tubes due to a defect that may cause improper ventilation.
Devices are being removed from use after certain sizes were found to have smaller diameters than expected, potentially limiting airflow. Eight injuries have been reported.
Hamilton Medical issued a software correction for the Hamilton-C6 ventilator due to a failure to restart ventilation in sensor fail mode.
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