In 2016, medical device giant Abbott issued a recall for its MitraClip cardiac device — "a Class I recall, the most serious type," the FDA said. "Use of this device may cause serious ...
The FDA today issued a notice informing customers of updated instructions for the Johnson & Johnson Abiomed Impella RP heart ...
Medical device recalls, whether voluntary or mandated, are crucial for ensuring patient safety. Here are three recent recalls reported to the FDA: Phillips recalls monitoring service ...
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has tagged a recall of breathing circuits manufactured by Sentec/Percussionaire as ...
The FDA labeled a recall of integrated arterial catheters made by Medline Class I, the most serious kind of recall.
JIANGSU JUMAO X-CARE Medical Equipment Co. issued a recall for the JMC5A Ni/Tru-Aire-5 Oxygen Concentrator after incidents of spontaneous fires. These fires could cause burns or worse. Patients are ...
Med-tech firms have gnashed their teeth for decades over the use of the term “recall,” given that some recalls are mere corrections to product labels while others entail a full product withdrawal.
On the bright side, AdvaMed, a global device manufacturer advocacy organization, recently stated that less than one percent of devices cleared since 1998 were involved in Class I recalls 5.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued an urgent recall for the JMCC5A Ni/TruAire-5 Oxygen Concentrator due to the device spontaneously catching fire.
A recent study identified 157 cardiovascular devices recalled from 2013 to 2022. Recalls were commonly attributed to device design (31.4%), process control (16.1%), or component design or ...
Nicko displays the device, a Philips DreamStation, to the camera, noting that it has “now been recalled.” He claims this is because the sound-abating foam inside breaks down, “and then it travels into ...
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