Within the Irish Market, that a Field Safety Notice is being issued due to a select number of authorized labelled Defibtech AED Pads, which have had the authorized label removed and an unauthorized label applied, could potentially lead to expired Defibtech AED Pads appearing as though they are within the acceptable shelf life.there is a possibility of hydrogel drying, which may result in poor electrical connection to the patient, which can reduce the energy delivered to the patient
Firm received reports of adverse events/complications that include serious injuries, such as pain, infection, rash, device migration, device erosion, seroma, and discomfort.
Potential for mislabeled packaging in which a device labeled as a Pressure Regulating Balloon (UPN 72400024) which instead contained a Control Pump (UPN 72400098)
Smiths Medical has identified a potential for ingress of fluid into the device during reprocessing. The ingress takes place at the rear of the device between the end cap and the tube. This could lead to staining of the device or allowing the fluid to remain in the device. In addition, the Hypochlorite Solution (200ppm) and the 4% Acetic Acid disinfectants recommended in the IFU may be inadequate according to the disinfection standards for this type of device.
Gradient coils for certain MR systems (see affected product list in this letter), under specific conditions, can produce elevated acoustic noise during scanning.
Steel cables in the Wall Stand for certain Proteus XR/a systems serviced by GE HealthCare have not been replaced at the intervals detailed in the Preventative Maintenance Action List.
For the Z-800WF pumps, the WiFi software was not compatible with the pump software that had been loaded in accordance with ongoing correction Z-1183-2024.