GE Healthcare Giraffe Shuttle. Upgrade Kits with part number 2109672-001 and 2109673-001 recall — FDA Z-2111-2020
During Giraffe Shuttle charging, the batteries emit low concentrations of gases (outgassing) producing a strong sulfur odor.
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During Giraffe Shuttle charging, the batteries emit low concentrations of gases (outgassing) producing a strong sulfur odor.
Increased risk of events associated with vascular complications (bleeding, hematoma, and dissection)
Internal Paddles may wear over time and may not be safe or ready for use, unless the directions in the Instructions for Use (IFU) to perform routine operational checks are followed. The…
Reagent component included in flu test kit may cause both high background signal in a true negative sample leading to false positive and/or false negative results. This could result in…
The seal of the sterile pouch may be compromised on one lot of the Milex Cervical Dilators.
An incorrect component used during manufacturing. The uterine manipulator tip support does not have the "notch" required to attach the spacer and or colpotomy cup. This may result in a…
There may be a slightly protruding rivet on the distal end of the laparoscopic grasper which has the potential for tissue to catch on it during use and lead to tissue damage.
HeartStart XL MonitorlDefibrillators may not have been included in prior field actions and received required corrections
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
Some cameras were found to have residual soil adhered to the tip of the camera after reprocessing which may affect image quality resulting in needing to switch to a second camera or…
The spike rail was manufactured with an oversized thru-hole which could potentially cause the dowel pin to fall out and the device to disassemble.
The unplugging of the main cable on the monitor trolley from the X10 connector can cause an unsafe electrical voltage (up to 67,6 V DC) at the X10 connector. This can result in an…
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
The manufacturer identified a risk that their products might fail to comply with the cabinet x-ray system performance standard limit on x-ray emissions [21 CFR 1020.40(c)(1)] due to an…
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
There may be a slightly protruding rivet on the distal end of the laparoscopic grasper which has the potential for tissue to catch on it during use and lead to tissue damage.
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
Potential presence of elevated endotoxin levels that exceed the specification limit
The firm discovered a potential manufacturing deviation of the yoke of the Body Weight Support (BWS) Light that in rare occasions may result in the yoke detaching from the cable guide.
There is a potential for thrombus formation on balloons prepped and staged in the vasculature for long durations. All users, such as those performing lead extraction cases may not be aware…
The identified problem is an erroneous association between the carrier and the sample tube caused by a communication error between the firmware of the Interface Modules and the Automation…
There may be a slightly protruding rivet on the distal end of the laparoscopic grasper which has the potential for tissue to catch on it during use and lead to tissue damage.
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