Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
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Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Disposable Temperature Probes, (sterile), Sensor diameter: 3mm/0.12 in; 25 units per box. Vital Signs Inc. a GE Healthcare Company, 20 Campus Road, Totowa, NJ 07512 USA, www.gehealthcare.com/vitalsigns. Continuous temperature monitoring.
Vital Signs Devices, a GE Healthcare Company
Class I - Dangerous
GE Healthcare has become aware of a potential safety issue associated with the use of GE General Purpose 9 French Temperature Probe, Disposable, 400 Series [M1024229]. GEs Disposable General Purpose 9FR Temperature Probe M1024229 is intended for oro-esophageal and rectal use. As it pertains to esophageal placement, it has been brought to our attention that some users are inserting the probe
Flu A+ Control Swabs incorrectly give Flu A- results when used for quality control testing with the Xpect Flu A&B test kit.
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Veridex, LLC has received a report that a patient's demographics were incorrectly associated with another patient's identification (PID) number. The purpose of this notification is to inform you of the issue and provide instructions to help prevent an occurrence on your CELLTRACKS AUTOPREP System and CELLTRACKS ANALYZER II.
There is potential for one or both tabsof theTrabecular Metal Reverse Glenosphere Helmet to fracture during use and become disassociated from the device. There have been 47 reported complaints of tab fracture.
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Class I - Dangerous
This recall is being initiated because the affected lots of this product may yield results that are not consistent with stated precision performance criteria at concentration values at the high-end of the Glucose test sensor (>400 mg/dl). Specifically, after a period of storage of three (3) to four (4) months, the Glucose sensor may report low results at the high end of the measurement range.
GE Healthcare became aware of a potential issue related to incorrect image measurement associated with the software of the LOGIQ S8 system. This issue was found internally. Users may notice that the system shows incorrect image measurement results on Pulsed Wave (PW) or Time Intensity Curve (TIC) or depth measurement when using Virtual Convex mode and putting a cursor (Sample Volume, Depth measur
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
GE Healthcare conducted a recall on various mobile x-ray units (Optima XR220amx, Optima XR200amx, and Brivo XR285amx systems) because of an Erratic Drive Performance.
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
Class I - Dangerous
Due to potential for an x-ray exposure technique change.
Reports of false abnormally high glucose readings from test strips
There is potential for one or both tabsof theTrabecular Metal Reverse Glenosphere Helmet to fracture during use and become disassociated from the device. There have been 47 reported complaints of tab fracture.
Nestle HealthCare Nutrition, Inc. is initiating a recall on some of Compat NG Tubes because they have been delivered in an insufficiently sealed pouch, thus compromising the sterility claimed on the label.