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All product recalls associated with Medtronic Inc.
Total Recalls
606
Past Year
25
Class I (Serious)
0
Most Recent
Nov 2025
Data from FDA, USDA, CPSC, and NHTSA public records. Recall counts vary by company size, industry, and reporting practices. Always check official sources for current information.
Medtronic has identified a small number of Autotransfusion One Source Kits and MAXPAC/Total System lots with incorrect Use Before Dates (UBD) on the outer kit package label. The UBD on the outer label of the kit/pack does not accurately reflect the UBD of the components within the kit/Pack. For affected product, the outer label lists a date which may be later than the USB of the components inclu
The Trocar may not fully engage with the Rod Inserter or may prematurely disengage.
The Trocar may not fully engage with the Rod Inserter or may prematurely disengage.
Component of product attachment may be outside established tolerance with potential for footed portion to break during normal use.
Product may not reach proper viscosity (dough state) and inconsistency or lack of homogeneity during cement preparation and during delivery period.
Product may not reach proper viscosity (dough state) and inconsistency or lack of homogeneity during cement preparation and during delivery period.
Orthopedic clamp may slip if used with non-indicated system, resulting in possible inaccurate navigation information being displayed.
A subset of active implanted Concerto CRT-D and Virtuoso ICD devices worldwide (estimated at 6,300) may not meet expected device longevity due to gradually increasing current drain caused by low voltage capacitor degradation. This issue may present in the affected devices as reaching the Recommended Replacement Time (RRT) earlier than projected. This issue does not compromise device functionalit
A subset of active implanted Concerto CRT-D and Virtuoso ICD devices worldwide (estimated at 6,300) may not meet expected device longevity due to gradually increasing current drain caused by low voltage capacitor degradation. This issue may present in the affected devices as reaching the Recommended Replacement Time (RRT) earlier than projected. This issue does not compromise device functionalit
A subset of active implanted Concerto CRT-D and Virtuoso ICD devices worldwide (estimated at 6,300) may not meet expected device longevity due to gradually increasing current drain caused by low voltage capacitor degradation. This issue may present in the affected devices as reaching the Recommended Replacement Time (RRT) earlier than projected. This issue does not compromise device functionalit
A subset of active implanted Concerto CRT-D and Virtuoso ICD devices worldwide (estimated at 6,300) may not meet expected device longevity due to gradually increasing current drain caused by low voltage capacitor degradation. This issue may present in the affected devices as reaching the Recommended Replacement Time (RRT) earlier than projected. This issue does not compromise device functionalit
A subset of active implanted Concerto CRT-D and Virtuoso ICD devices worldwide (estimated at 6,300) may not meet expected device longevity due to gradually increasing current drain caused by low voltage capacitor degradation. This issue may present in the affected devices as reaching the Recommended Replacement Time (RRT) earlier than projected. This issue does not compromise device functionalit
Medtronic Xomed, Inc. is recalling the Repose Bone Screw System product and Bone Screw product due to improper labeling. The labeling for the Repose System was inadvertently placed on the Repose Screw and vice versa.
Medtronic has detected a specific pattern of MOSFET IC malfunctions in its Concerto, Virtuoso and EnRhythm family of devices. The probability of occurrence decreases with time and, to date over 90% of the malfunctions related to the pattern have occurred within the first twelve months after implant.
Medtronic Xomed, Inc. is recalling the Repose Bone Screw System product and Bone Screw product due to improper labeling. The labeling for the Repose System was inadvertently placed on the Repose Screw and vice versa.
Medtronic has detected a specific pattern of MOSFET IC malfunctions in its Concerto, Virtuoso and EnRhythm family of devices. The probability of occurrence decreases with time and, to date over 90% of the malfunctions related to the pattern have occurred within the first twelve months after implant.
An error code (Code 13) is displayed on some of the consoles when a Medtronic Stylus or EHS handpiece is connected to the IPC indicating that the handpiece has not been recognized by the console.
One or more bond wire pairs will lift or separate from the bonding terminals on the device hybrid. This may present clinically as loss of rate response, premature battery depletion, loss of telemetry, or no output.
One or more bond wire pairs will lift or separate from the bonding terminals on the device hybrid. This may present clinically as loss of rate response, premature battery depletion, loss of telemetry, or no output.
The firm received complaints regarding the use of the product in patients with poor bone quality, translational instability, difficulty implanting the cover plate and case of cover plate detachment.