Medtronic Removes Tracheostomy Tube Over Risk of Flange Disconnection
Medtronic advises customers to return affected adult flexible tubes due to potential airway blockage and respiratory emergencies.
Medtronic advises customers to return affected adult flexible tubes due to potential airway blockage and respiratory emergencies.
Sedgwick brand protection releases a year-in-review analysis of 2024 recall data, including the top five failures for medical devices.
Philips has updated instructions for several ventilators to address aerosol deposits on internal sensors when used with in-line nebulizers.
Medtronic advises customers to return affected adult flexible tubes due to potential airway blockage and respiratory emergencies.
Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc. provided an update on the t:connect app due to an issue causing rapid depletion of the tX2 insulin pump battery.
Read MorePhilips has filed a lawsuit against PSN Labs, claiming incorrect analysis of foam material used in recalled ventilation devices.
Read MoreThe U.S. FDA and Health Canada are raising awareness about the safe use of Mega 2000 and Mega Soft Patient Return Electrodes by Megadyne Medical Products, Inc. due to reported burn injuries. Four voluntary recalls have been initiated since June 2023.
Read MoreBaxter is recalling the Life2000 Ventilator System due to potential battery charging dongle failure, which can prevent or hinder charging.
Read MoreHamilton Medical issued a software correction for the Hamilton-C6 ventilator due to a failure to restart ventilation in sensor fail mode.
Read MoreThree major manufacturers—Philips Respironics, Baxter Healthcare, and Zoll Medical—have issued Class I recalls for their ventilators due to critical issues posing a risk of serious injury or death.
Read MoreMedline recalled the Sub-G Endotracheal Tube with Subglottic Suction due to risks of detachment, tearing, and potential airway obstruction.