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Medical Devices Recalls

Medical equipment, implants, and diagnostic devices

38,779 Total Recalls

Sterilmed, Inc. is voluntarily recalling all unexpired Reprocessed Tourniquet Cuffs. Sterilmed cannot assure the sterility of all units in the recalled lots. The introduction of non-sterile product into a sterile operative field raises the risk of potential infection. Sterilmed has not received any reports of Adverse Events for this issue.

Nov 13, 2015 Other Medical Devices Nationwide View Details →

Multiple software defects which could impact the performance or reliability of the system. These impacts include, but are not limited to: error messages which prevent operation, incorrect scan region, couch movement failure, inaccurate CTDI reporting, image artifacts, lost images. There is a risk of misdiagnosis.

Mar 3, 2011 Other Medical Devices Nationwide View Details →

A damaged temperature sensor at the ENDOEYE tip caused the distal end to become abnormally hot. Excessive heating of the ENDOEYE distal end could result in patient or user injury.

Nov 17, 2015 Infusion Pumps Nationwide View Details →

Sp02 and/or Non Invasive Blood Pressure (NBP) alarms may become disabled without visual notification

Dec 19, 2014 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of a potential issue with routine head scans on your Revolution CT scanner. A potential hazardous situation can occur during a routine head scan with possible artifacts that may emulate pathology between the brain tissue and bone in the head images. No injuries have been reported to date related to this issue.

Oct 23, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

Brilliance Big Bore- An anomaly was identified with software version 2.0 tumor localization application when printing work sheets. this causes information regarding relative locations of marked regions of interest on the patient work sheets to be incorrect and may cause mistreatment.

Apr 25, 2006 Diagnostic Equipment View Details →

TFNA nails may have the locking mechanism too close to the top of the nail. This may 1. Prevent the cannulated connecting screw from fully tightening the insertion handle to the nail resulting in a loose or toggling nail in the handle. Or 2. Cause the bottom of the cannulated connecting screw to tighten against the top of the locking mechanism preventing advancement of the locking mechanism.

Nov 2, 2015 Other Medical Devices View Details →