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Information specific to the 3.7 mmD and 4.1 mmD Trabecular Metal Zimmer Dental Implants was omitted from the latest revision of the applicable IFU in the Indications, Contraindications, and Precautions sections.
Information specific to the 3.7 mmD and 4.1 mmD Trabecular Metal Zimmer Dental Implants was omitted from the latest revision of the applicable IFU in the Indications, Contraindications, and Precautions sections.
Bard Peripheral Vascular
Size mislabeling; the graft is labeled as a 6 mm diameter graft when the actual packaged product is an 8 mm graft.
GE Medical Systems
Potential safety latch mechanism failure. The safety latch, within the column that supports the horizontal arm, is a backup in the unlikely event the primary safety cable breaks. A fall of the arm assembly could result in bodily harm to a person.
Philips Electronics North America
Normally, movement of the C-arc is initially stopped by the motor (holding torque) then by the electromagnetic brake, leading to a full stop of the C-arc. Because of improper adjustment and tolerances, when the C-arc is initially stopped in an unbalanced position, the air gap of the brake can become too large, resulting in continued C-arc movement (C-arc is looking for balanced position).
Information specific to the 3.7 mmD and 4.1 mmD Trabecular Metal Zimmer Dental Implants was omitted from the latest revision of the applicable IFU in the Indications, Contraindications, and Precautions sections.
Information specific to the 3.7 mmD and 4.1 mmD Trabecular Metal Zimmer Dental Implants was omitted from the latest revision of the applicable IFU in the Indications, Contraindications, and Precautions sections.
Information specific to the 3.7 mmD and 4.1 mmD Trabecular Metal Zimmer Dental Implants was omitted from the latest revision of the applicable IFU in the Indications, Contraindications, and Precautions sections.
GE Medical Systems
Potential safety latch mechanism failure. The safety latch, within the column that supports the horizontal arm, is a backup in the unlikely event the primary safety cable breaks. A fall of the arm assembly could result in bodily harm to a person.
Reports that the T-piece does not fit on the nebulizer.
The gun box mounting bracket may fail to support the weight of the gun box when in vertical (inverted) position. If this failure occurs the gun box may become loose and could come into contact with a patient.
The product is labeled with an expiration date that is past its shelf life.
GE Healthcare has recently become aware of a reported incident in which a Mavig suspension arm with monitor assembly fell to the floor.
Vials were labeled as USP 7% Hypertonic saline instead of PulmoSal 7% (pH+)
Richard Wolf Medical Instruments
Weak weld in the reusable rotary blade/abrader (burr) may result in inner part breaks at the distal or proximal end making the product dysfunctional.
Information specific to the 3.7 mmD and 4.1 mmD Trabecular Metal Zimmer Dental Implants was omitted from the latest revision of the applicable IFU in the Indications, Contraindications, and Precautions sections.
Philips Electronics North America
Normally, movement of the C-arc is initially stopped by the motor (holding torque) then by the electromagnetic brake, leading to a full stop of the C-arc. Because of improper adjustment and tolerances, when the C-arc is initially stopped in an unbalanced position, the air gap of the brake can become too large, resulting in continued C-arc movement (C-arc is looking for balanced position).
Table Bases may have been assembled incorrectly, missing a retaining ring from the head end assembly. Over time, the parts could go out of alignment, making clutch engagement or disengagement difficult. If the clutch cannot disengage, the user would be unable to rotate the patient from supine to prone.
DePuy Orthopaedics
Increased punch height, causing a 0.063 in (1.6 mm) gap between the trial and the instrument. This may cause the surgeon to select an insert that is too thin. Surgical delay may result if the punch dislodges from the inserter and needs to be removed from the joint space. Insert Dislocation or Spin Out, or Poor Joint Mechanics may result, if not noted during surgery. May require revision surgery.
Moog is recalling Curlin 4000, 6000, and PainSmart Infusion Pumps manufactured or serviced by MMDG between March 18, 2015 and November 6, 2015 because the master pumps used to calibrate them were out of tolerance and may cause an over delivery of medications and solutions at a rate of 1.2 - 6.8% faster than programmed.