Fresenius Kabi Removes Ivenix Large-Volume PumpsÂ
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.
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.
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Issues may cause therapy delays, false alarms, or thermal damage, though no injuries reported to date.
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.
These infusion system replacement batteries were recalled because a defect has diminished how long they can be used to run the system, which may cause the system to shut down an ongoing infusion.
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