ReFlow Medical Wingman 35 Crossing Catheter, 65cm, Model Numbers: WGM35065US WGM35065CE recall — FDA Z-1898-2017
ReFlow Medical is recalling the Wingman 35 Crossing Catheter because it may be prone to tip detachment.
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ReFlow Medical is recalling the Wingman 35 Crossing Catheter because it may be prone to tip detachment.
Lint present on sterile Operating Room Towels.
Beckman Coulter has identified the following drugs as potential sources of interference: Metamizole (Dipyrone), Sulfasalazine, and Sulfapyridine and may result in false low results.
Software anomaly; Thermo-Fisher Scientific initially discovered and Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, subsequently, confirmed a software anomaly that may potentially result in miss-associated…
Reports of the Canister Carrier breaking during absorbent exchange or during anesthesia machine transit, causing a leak in the breathing circuit, which could cause hypoventilation in the…
Mobius3D version 1.5.0 contained a defect in software code which affects users who perform beam customization, and may lead to a discrepancy in dose calculation between this version of…
Zimmer CAS voluntarily conducted a retrospective recall on specific P7 Position Sensors (Cameras), installed on Sesamoid and Sesamoid Plasty CAS workstations due to a series of these…
Potential Patient Demographic Error with Blank Patient ID Field
Some eyelets broke from SwiveLock Anchor on insertion.
Remote possibility that certain solutions in these lots may contain microscopic glass particles due to damage that occurred at the cylinder neck during the manufacturing process.
Product shipped proximate to or past the expiration date listed on the product label.
Remote possibility that certain solutions in these lots may contain microscopic glass particles due to damage that occurred at the cylinder neck during the manufacturing process.
Product sterility compromised due to breach in sterile barrier package
Six complaints were filed regarding loss of the Zimmer Biomet applied seal of a sterile Tyvek packaging. A breach in the packaging could lead to loss of sterility of the device.
Greatbatch Medical has voluntarily initiated a Recall for the Linear Straight Broach Handle (Rasp Handle) and EZ Clean" Linear Broach Handle. Greatbatch Medical has received reports that…
Product packaging may incorrectly include two bevel-tipped needles or two trocar-tipped needles instead of one diamond-tipped needle and one bevel-tipped needle.
Indications for use are not cleared or approved for market in the U.S.
Remote possibility that certain solutions in these lots may contain microscopic glass particles due to damage that occurred at the cylinder neck during the manufacturing process.
Remote possibility that certain solutions in these lots may contain microscopic glass particles due to damage that occurred at the cylinder neck during the manufacturing process.
pegs shearing post-operatively
Due to a design change in 2015, corrosion on the sample probe electrical contacts can occur and lead to a disturbance of the sample liquid level detection (LLD). When disturbance of the…
Microfil Composite Instruments were distributed with a sterile symbol on their packaging label inserts, indicating that the products are sold as sterile devices. These products are not…
Remote possibility that certain solutions in these lots may contain microscopic glass particles due to damage that occurred at the cylinder neck during the manufacturing process.
This lot of left plates were laser etched and packaged as right plates.
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