FDA Issues Alert for Aligned Medical Solutions Angiographic Syringe Kits
The recall involves convenience kits containing syringes that may disconnect during use, posing risks of blood loss and air embolism.
The recall involves convenience kits containing syringes that may disconnect during use, posing risks of blood loss and air embolism.
The recall affects IMPRIS Neuro III-SV models that use Siemens 3T magnets, citing a risk of blocked helium venting during a magnet quench.
The alert follows reports of damaged patient connectors that could introduce micro-air bubbles, trigger air-in-line alarms, and lead to treatment delays or blood loss during hemodialysis.
The recall involves convenience kits containing syringes that may disconnect during use, posing risks of blood loss and air embolism.
The devices may have cracks that could lead to patient rebreathing of exhaled gases.
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Read MoreThe FDA has issued a Class I recall designation for the correction, which addresses a fault that can cause ventilation to stop unexpectedly.
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