Monitor U.S. medical device recall enforcement reports from the FDA. Review product descriptions, recall reasons, classifications, dates, recalling firms and distribution information where the FDA provides them.
26,628medical device recall records
2,311FDA Class I records
8firms with 5+ records
Zimmer Biomet, Inc.778 records
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There is a potential risk of a wrong measurement in the annulus plane during a TAVI planning procedure. This risk is due to a software issue found in the TAVI algorithm.
Class IIFDA: TerminatedSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.
The product has a stability issue which may lead to an error code indicating "Unable to calculate result, reaction check failure" and/or Quality Control results out of range low.
Two lengths of the 6.5mm RingLoc Hip System Self-Tapping Bone Screw may have the potential for the 30mm screws to be packaged as 20mm screws and vice versa.
Two lengths of the 6.5mm RingLoc Hip System Self-Tapping Bone Screw may have the potential for the 30mm screws to be packaged as 20mm screws and vice versa.
When racks are front-loaded onto the sample presentation unit while samples from the automation line are being processed, a scheduling error within the software can cause mishandling of…
There is a potential for the unit to catch fire due to one of the screen retaining screws being incorrectly inserted. Due to this improper screw insertion the screw sat higher than normal…
Class IFDA: TerminatedO-Two Medical Technologies, Inc.
The product has a stability issue which may lead to an error code indicating "Unable to calculate result, reaction check failure" and/or Quality Control results out of range low.
There is a potential for the unit to catch fire due to one of the screen retaining screws being incorrectly inserted. Due to this improper screw insertion the screw sat higher than normal…
Class IFDA: TerminatedO-Two Medical Technologies, Inc.
When racks are front-loaded onto the sample presentation unit while samples from the automation line are being processed, a scheduling error within the software can cause mishandling of…
There is a potential for the unit to catch fire due to one of the screen retaining screws being incorrectly inserted. Due to this improper screw insertion the screw sat higher than normal…
Class IFDA: TerminatedO-Two Medical Technologies, Inc.
Products were denied Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) waiver approval by the FDA, due to the packaging being too similar to domestically sourced products under the same…
Class IIIFDA: TerminatedCypress Medical Products LLC
Paltop Surgical Kits contain 1.25mm Hex Driver(s) which may have a slightly oversized hex driving feature, make it difficult to engage screws and abutments containing the corresponding…
The clear, plastic, polycarbonate hematocrit rotor may break apart during use and be ejected through the plastic housing, posing a safety hazard to the technician and potentially damaging…
The product was designed for 120V usage and is being used in South Africa with 220V. There is a potential for the device to overheat and the mouthpiece can pop off.
The locking plate may be missing from the system, which may result in unexpected stand/table tilt movement that cannot be stopped by the user.
Class IIFDA: TerminatedPhilips North America, LLC
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