Fresenius Kabi Issues Correction for Ivenix Infusion Pumps Following Impact Damage
The Food and Drug Administration classifies the recall as the most serious type after reports of touchscreen malfunctions caused by dropped or jarred devices.
The Food and Drug Administration classifies the recall as the most serious type after reports of touchscreen malfunctions caused by dropped or jarred devices.
FDA identifies Class I recall as most serious type due to software anomalies that may cause unexpected shutdowns and interface freezing.
The company advises taking any dropped or severely jarred modules out of service and sending them to biomedical engineering for inspection before reuse.
The Food and Drug Administration classifies the recall as the most serious type after reports of touchscreen malfunctions caused by dropped or jarred devices.
The alert links purge retainer failures to potential pump stops and loss of hemodynamic support; the manufacturer is planning a service update.
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Read MoreThe devices may have cracks that could lead to patient rebreathing of exhaled gases.
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The most serious type of recall was initiated due to a blocked manometer port, which can prevent pressure monitoring and lead to severe patient harm.