Baxter Removes Sigma Spectrum Infusion System Platforms
The removal is tied to incorrect software installations that could result in inaccurate flow rates and user confusion during clinical use.
The removal is tied to incorrect software installations that could result in inaccurate flow rates and user confusion during clinical use.
Baxter is replacing faulty battery chargers in the Life2000 Ventilator system after identifying a defect that triggers alarms and renders the device inoperable.
Baxter has issued a medical device correction for the Life2000 Ventilation System, citing the potential for patient oxygen desaturation events due to improper use with third-party oxygen concentrators, which may cause patient harm or even death.
The removal is tied to incorrect software installations that could result in inaccurate flow rates and user confusion during clinical use.
Baxter International has issued a Class I recall—the most serious type of recall—for its its Spectrum V8 and Spectrum IQ infusion pumps.
Read MoreBaxter issued an urgent safety communication regarding the upstream occlusion alarms for its Spectrum V8 and Spectrum IQ infusion pumps.
Read MoreBaxter has joined government sponsored Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program as a CVE Numbering Authority.
Read MoreBaxter announced in a release that it acquired Hillrom, which offers a portfolio of diagnostic, critical care, kidney care, hospital, and more.
Read MoreBaxter International Inc. is set to purchase Hill-Rom Holdings Inc. for $10.5 billion in cash. This came just a month after reports surfaced the initial offer had been rejected.
Read MoreBaxter has initiated a safety recall for its Spectrum Dose IQ Safety Software due to a potentially life-threatening defect in which incorrect drug-dosing information could be transmitted to the company’s Spectrum IQ Infusion System. The potential for patient harm is so serious, in fact, that the U.S. FDA has categorized it as a Class 1 recall.
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According to sources close to the matter, Deerfield, Ill.-based medical technology company Baxter is in talks to purchase Chicago-based Hill-Rom, which manufactures hospital beds and patient monitoring equipment.