FDA Issues Alert for Draeger Atlan Anesthesia Workstations
Draeger expands its correction for Atlan models due to potential mechanical ventilation failure.
Draeger expands its correction for Atlan models due to potential mechanical ventilation failure.
The company is asking facilities to stop using affected mounts and return unused stock; cracks can cause leakage that may restrict ventilation if uncompensated.
The issue affects certain systems in which ice may obstruct the venting system, potentially leading to dangerous overpressure events if a magnet quench occurs.
Draeger expands its correction for Atlan models due to potential mechanical ventilation failure.
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