Boston Scientific identified a subset of COGNISTM CRT-Ds and TELIGENTM ICDs that had experienced an increased rate of premature battery depletion due to compromised performance of a low voltage (LV) capacitor. Boston Scientific updated their August 2013 Physician communication to include additional devices that may experience premature battery depletion due to compromised performance of a low volt
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Boston Scientific identified a subset of COGNISTM CRT-Ds and TELIGENTM ICDs that had experienced an increased rate of premature battery depletion due to compromised performance of a low voltage (LV) capacitor. Boston Scientific updated their August 2013 Physician communication to include additional devices that may experience premature battery depletion due to compromised performance of a low volt
A review of manufacturing test records for Boston Scientific ENDOTAK RELIANCE implantable leads revealed a suspected test data recording error. Specifically, some test results were recorded as "failed" without any other indication of failure. There are no reported injuries from the devices.
The performance of a low voltage capacitor in a subset of COGNIS CRT-Ds and TELIGEN ICDs manufactured prior to December 2009, may be compromised over time, causing increased current drain that can lead to premature battery depletion.
The performance of a low voltage capacitor in a subset of COGNIS CRT-Ds and TELIGEN ICDs manufactured prior to December 2009, may be compromised over time, causing increased current drain that can lead to premature battery depletion.
Boston Scientific CRM manufacturing quality system recently discovered test artifacts (related to shock charge time) in a small number of implantable defibrillators (ENERGEN DR ICD model E143) which require further investigation. While these devices successfully passed all manufacturing tests and met all requirements, they showed a slightly longer charge time than other devices during a manufactu
Boston Scientific CRM is conducting a recall on the LATITUDE Patient Management System Model 6488 Version 7.3 because between March 4 and 27, 2013, a Siebel release caused ~5000 distributed PMR clinic faxes to display with illegible characters and not the required, Patient non-compliance information that was intended.
An internal protective fuse can be unintentionally activated while the device is charging its capacitors for shock delivery or induction. Should this occur, the defibrillator would not be able to deliver therapy or communicate with the Q-TECH Model 2020 programmer, and would be unable to emit tones or otherwise respond to magnet application.