Medical Device Recalls Reach Highest Level in Four Years
Sedgwick brand protection releases a year-in-review analysis of 2024 recall data, including the top five failures for medical devices.
Sedgwick brand protection releases a year-in-review analysis of 2024 recall data, including the top five failures for medical devices.
The FDA has identified Avanos Medical’s recall of certain airway access devices for children, infants, and neonates as a Class I recall
Getinge is recalling IABP devices due to a compromised intra-aortic balloon causing blood to enter the IABP during therapy.
Sedgwick brand protection releases a year-in-review analysis of 2024 recall data, including the top five failures for medical devices.
Getinge is recalling several different types of ventilators in its device portfolio that are being labeled as a Class I event by the FDA.
Read MoreMedtronic is recalling HeartWare Ventricular Assist Device System batteries due to their ability to experience electrical faults that cause them to unexpectedly fail.
Read MoreMedtronic is recalling Cobalt/Crome implantable cardioverter defibrillators and cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillators.
Read MoreGetinge is recalling the Flow-c and Flow-e anesthesia systems after reports of cracked or broken on/off switches on the system’s suction unit.Â
Read MoreBackup batteries for GE Healthcare’s CARESCAPE R860 ventilator were recalled because they may run out before they are expected to do so.
Read MoreAmid continued recall concerns, devices from Medtronic and Baxter were recently assigned the most serious recall type be the FDA.
Read MoreThe Draeger SafeStar 55 has been identified by the U.S. FDA as a Class I recall, the most serious type of recall.