FDA Issues Early Alert on React Health VOCSN Ventilators Over Cable Issue
Unseated internal flow transducer connectors can trigger device reboots and therapy interruptions, prompting updated checkout and handling protocols.
Unseated internal flow transducer connectors can trigger device reboots and therapy interruptions, prompting updated checkout and handling protocols.
The agency cites failures in corrective actions, design validation, and reporting for ventilators, defibrillators, and sensors.
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Unseated internal flow transducer connectors can trigger device reboots and therapy interruptions, prompting updated checkout and handling protocols.
The alert follows reports of damaged patient connectors that could introduce micro-air bubbles, trigger air-in-line alarms, and lead to treatment delays or blood loss during hemodialysis.
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