GE HealthCare Updates EVair Compressor Recall for Ventilator Use
GE HealthCare has issued an update to the EVair Compressor recall, with testing results confirming safe usage across all patient groups.
GE HealthCare has issued an update to the EVair Compressor recall, with testing results confirming safe usage across all patient groups.
SonarMed Airway acoustic sensors were recalled for a restricted inner diameter, causing compatibility issues with suction catheters.
Philips announced that it would stop selling CPAP or BiPAP sleep therapy devices and other respiratory care devices in the U.S.
GE HealthCare has issued an update to the EVair Compressor recall, with testing results confirming safe usage across all patient groups.
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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