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Medical device and health technology recalls from FDA. Includes diagnostic equipment, implants, monitors, and therapeutic devices.
Potential for units suspended on the ceiling to fail and fall.
When using affected curette and software, there is a discrepancy between the actual curette tip location and the location displayed on navigation systems intended for use during surgical procedures of the Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) and ENT skull base surgery, which may cause delayed/prolonged surgery, cerebrospinal fluid leak, visual impairment, or skull base structural damage.
Balloon-to-catheter weld failure that may cause loss of balloon pressure during stent deployment.
Potential for units suspended on the ceiling to fail and fall.
Potential for units suspended on the ceiling to fail and fall.
Potential for units suspended on the ceiling to fail and fall.
Upstream occlusion alarm may sound when no occlusion exists, and the device will stop pumping. Interruption to the infusion of high-risk medications may lead to hemodynamic instability requiring medical intervention to prevent permanent impairment to body structures or body functions. In some cases, this may be life-threatening or may lead to death.
Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion pumps.
Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion pumps.
Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion pumps.
Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion pumps.
Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion pumps.
Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion pumps.
Device packaged inside an incorrect outer box; displaying artwork & illustrations for a different device.
Eye syncing issues causing the device to be inoperable. Unable to be repaired due to discontinuation of support for the Pico 2 platform, which was no longer in production or serviceable as of August 31, 2023.
During an internal audit a small percentage (<10%) of plastic caps used to close the treatment reagent tubes were found to not meet the minimum dimensional lip requirement and may have inadequate cap-to-tube seals. Manufacturing with these caps may result in cap-to-tube seals that allow leaking of HCl or may result in cap-to-tube seals that allow evaporation of treatment reagent. The consequence of this would be a change in the volume of treatment reagent and a change in the ratios of either added patient sample or control material to treatment reagent. The result of this might be a falsely elevated result (e.g., a patient false positive [PATFP] result or a Controls Out of Range-High [COOR-Hi] result).
Instructions for Use (IFU) for the Atrium Ocean, Oasis, and Express chest drains do not provide sufficient precaution instruction for proper set up of catheter(s) and patient tube connections with single collection chamber chest drains
Potential risk of reporting erroneous creatinine patient results associated with the initial start-up of a new BUN/Creatinine Sensor Cartridge. The potential risk is within the first 2-4 hours after cartridge installation that may not be identified by traditional Quality Control practices.
DeRoyal is recalling certain lots of surgical procedure pack products that contain the B.Braun Medical Norm-Ject 2 Piece Syringe. The recall is due to the potential for the sterile packaging barrier to be damaged due to damage to the luer tip of the syringe.
Potential risk of reporting erroneous creatinine patient results associated with the initial start-up of a new BUN/Creatinine Sensor Cartridge. The potential risk is within the first 2-4 hours after cartridge installation that may not be identified by traditional Quality Control practices.