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.
Abiomed is replacing components in Automated Impella Controllers following reports of injuries and deaths linked to purge cassette recognition issues.
A manufacturing error may lead to undetected oxygen leaks, posing risks of reduced oxygen delivery and potential fire hazards.
Cracks in disposable infant breathing hoses could cause restricted ventilation, hypoxia, or death, prompting the agency's most serious recall designation.
A misassembly defect in a specific lot of Ivenix primary administration sets could cause reverse flow, delayed infusion, or serious patient harm, prompting a Class I recall.
Read MoreThe removal is tied to incorrect software installations that could result in inaccurate flow rates and user confusion during clinical use.
Read MoreThe company is asking facilities to stop using affected mounts and return unused stock; cracks can cause leakage that may restrict ventilation if uncompensated.
Read MoreThe recall affects IMPRIS Neuro III-SV models that use Siemens 3T magnets, citing a risk of blocked helium venting during a magnet quench.
Read MoreOlympus has updated use instructions after reports that the ligation loop may not release as expected, potentially requiring emergency intervention.
Read MoreThe company advises taking any dropped or severely jarred modules out of service and sending them to biomedical engineering for inspection before reuse.
Read MoreGE HealthCare is updating use instructions after reports certain systems may not switch to battery mode during AC power loss, potentially disrupting ventilation and agent delivery.