Medical Device Recall Volume Hits Three-Year Low, But Class I Events Rise
While total recalls and units affected declined in Q1 2025, the number of Class I events increased.
While total recalls and units affected declined in Q1 2025, the number of Class I events increased.
Defibtech is recalling its RMU-2000 ARM XR Chest Compression Devices due to a motor issue that may cause the device to stop compressions, leading to potential patient injury or death.
OptumHealth Care Solutions is recalling Nimbus II Plus infusion pumps due to multiple failure modes, following an InfuTronix recall.
While total recalls and units affected declined in Q1 2025, the number of Class I events increased.
Teleflex is recalling the Arrow QuickFlash Radial Artery and Radial Artery/Arterial Line Catheterization Kits after reports of issues.
Read MoreVyaire Medical is recalling certain AirLife Manual Resuscitators due to a life-threatening manufacturing defect.
Read MorePhilips has recalled its BrightView SPECT imaging systems for a potential component failure that would cause parts to fall on the patient.
Read MorePhilips announced that it would stop selling CPAP or BiPAP sleep therapy devices and other respiratory care devices in the U.S.
Read MoreThe Government Accountability Office (GAO) is launching an investigation into the U.S. FDA’s potentially ineffective policies for recalling medical devices, prompted by concerns raised by Senators Durbin and Blumenthal regarding the slow response to recalls of Philips Respironics CPAPs, BiPAPs, and mechanical ventilators.
Read MoreFresenius Kabi has issued an urgent recall of its Ivenix Large Volume Pump (LVP) for mechanical issues with the fluid valve pins.
Read MoreResMed Ltd is recalling all its CPAP masks with magnets due to possible magnetic interference with certain medical devices.