Siemens Acute Care pBNP TestPak- in vitro diagnostic test for the quantitative measurement recall — FDA Z-0610-2016
Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
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Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
Device non-conformity which may lead to an incorrect oscillometric measurement of upper arm blood pressure values in some subjects - mainly in tall and slim persons (overestimation of…
Failure of the HEATER-COOLER UNIT (HCU 30) Type 2 power supply board. A drop of more than 10% voltage can cause overheating and subsequent failing of the R56 thermistor of the power supply…
Potential for dark loose particulate matter (400 microns or smaller) on the spike of the spike adapter or solution set.
Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
Knee brace could fail to maintain the locked position and a loss of balance or undesired flexion/extension may occur at the affected knee joint,
Knee brace could fail to maintain the locked position and a loss of balance or undesired flexion/extension may occur at the affected knee joint,
Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
Potential post-processing software issue when using tabcard "4D" on X-Workplace with software version VD10E. A too small measurement in the MPRs of a volume when images are acquired with a…
Color Flow direction is displayed incorrectly in Lumify 1.0. The system displayed Color Flow direction does not correctly represent the annotated Color Bar or Velocity Markers. (e.g.) When…
Inadequate biocompatibility testing.
Inadequate biocompatibility testing.
Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
The 16 devices distributed in the United States were incorrectly labeled as the monoblock Birmingham Hip Modular Head, with labeling not cleared for marketing in the US. The actual devices…
When using the option "Tumor Overlap Fraction" in VMAT planning it has been observed that in rare cases the system does include an organ at risk as target volume. This could result in open…
Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
Stratus CS Cartridge Barcode labels may not scan on the Stratus CS systems
Some of the Blood Collection Tubes in these lots were manufactured with insufficient EDTA additive. An insufficient EDTA additive may lead to erroneous platelet results, specimen…
FDA has determined that the product requires 510(k) clearance to continue marketing/distribution in the United States.
Some of the Blood Collection Tubes in these lots were manufactured with insufficient EDTA additive. An insufficient EDTA additive may lead to erroneous platelet results, specimen…
Incorrect version of Instructions for Use were shipped to two US customers.
The firm has received 15 complaints over ten years related to the connection of the spring arm to the top horizontal arm of the lighting system that while positioning the light head enabled…
Incorrect drug dosage due to "Age Limit" and patient weight data item issue.
Images contained within radiographic transparency ART 1036 are undersized.
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