Smiths Medical Issues Urgent Medical Device Correction for Infusion System
Smiths Medical has issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction Letter for two potential issues with CADD infusion system infusion sets.
Smiths Medical has issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction Letter for two potential issues with CADD infusion system infusion sets.
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Smiths Medical has issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction Letter for two potential issues with CADD infusion system infusion sets.
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