due to complaints received for 3mm to 4mm section wire exposed/protruding from the outside of the cannula body.
Edwards Lifesciences
94 recalls • • Categories: Other Medical Devices, Diagnostic Equipment, Surgical Instruments, Infusion Pumps, Implants & Prosthetics
due to complaints received for 3mm to 4mm section wire exposed/protruding from the outside of the cannula body.
due to complaints received for 3mm to 4mm section wire exposed/protruding from the outside of the cannula body.
due to complaints received for 3mm to 4mm section wire exposed/protruding from the outside of the cannula body.
due to complaints received for 3mm to 4mm section wire exposed/protruding from the outside of the cannula body.
due to complaints received for 3mm to 4mm section wire exposed/protruding from the outside of the cannula body.
Class I - Dangerous
Their is the potential for flushing difficulties during setup of the pressure monitoring kit with pressure transducer.
Their is the potential for flushing difficulties during setup of the pressure monitoring kit with pressure transducer.
Class I - Dangerous
Their is the potential for flushing difficulties during setup of the pressure monitoring kit with pressure transducer.
Their is the potential for flushing difficulties during setup of the pressure monitoring kit with pressure transducer.
Class I - Dangerous
Their is the potential for flushing difficulties during setup of the pressure monitoring kit with pressure transducer.
Class I - Dangerous
Their is the potential for flushing difficulties during setup of the pressure monitoring kit with pressure transducer.
Class I - Dangerous
Inadvertent release of embolectomy catheters that may experience slower than normal balloon deflation (greater-than 15 seconds).
Class I - Dangerous
Due to a manufacturing issue, when using valve repair systems, intended to repair insufficient mitral and/or tricuspid valves, users experienced resistance when attempting to release the implant from the delivery system by rotating the release knob. Additional torque required to initiate rotation of the release wire from the implant, could cause implant rotation or additional implant implantation.
There is a potential that the distal end of the catheter may be bent beyond its intended curvature and when connected to patient monitoring device, the monitor may display an error message.
There is a potential that the distal end of the catheter may be bent beyond its intended curvature and when connected to patient monitoring device, the monitor may display an error message.
Due to an increase of confirmed latex deterioration complaints for arterial embolectomy catheters packaged in pouches.
Class I - Dangerous
Due to an increase of confirmed latex deterioration complaints for arterial embolectomy catheters packaged in pouches.
Class I - Dangerous
The StO2 values may be inaccurately low when using either the FORE-SIGHT ELITE Tissue Oximeter Module or the FORE-SIGHT ELITE Absolute Tissue Oximeter Monitor with the Fore-Sight Elite large sensor in certain somatic locations (arms and legs). While the StO2 absolute values are impacted, the directional trend remains accurate, but may have a larger magnitude change. Low StO2 values may lead to unintended or inappropriate treatment
Class I - Dangerous
The StO2 values may be inaccurately low when using either the FORE-SIGHT ELITE Tissue Oximeter Module or the FORE-SIGHT ELITE Absolute Tissue Oximeter Monitor with the Fore-Sight Elite large sensor in certain somatic locations (arms and legs). While the StO2 absolute values are impacted, the directional trend remains accurate, but may have a larger magnitude change. Low StO2 values may lead to unintended or inappropriate treatment
There is a potential for internal leaks within catheters.
There is a potential for internal leaks within catheters.
There is a potential for internal leaks within catheters.
There is a potential for internal leaks within catheters.
There is a potential for internal leaks within catheters.
There is a potential for internal leaks within catheters.
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
There is a potential that the pressure tubing may detach from the blood sampling system
Class I - Dangerous
Sterile catheter kit packaging compromised.
Intermittent communication due to inconsistent crimping of connectors onto cables.
Class I - Dangerous
If the venous cannula is used in an unintended manner (longer than 6 hours; particularly during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation [ECMO]) there is a risk that separation of the cannula from its connector can occur; which can result in significant blood loss.
Their is a possibility that the cannula may separate from its connector, potentially causing a breach of circuit during cardiopulmonary bypass which could result in significant blood loss.
Class I - Dangerous
The action has been initiated to address reports of burst balloons which have resulted in significant difficulty retrieving the device into the sheath and withdrawing the system from the patient during procedures
Class I - Dangerous
The action has been initiated to address reports of burst balloons which have resulted in significant difficulty retrieving the device into the sheath and withdrawing the system from the patient during procedures
Class I - Dangerous
The action has been initiated to address reports of burst balloons which have resulted in significant difficulty retrieving the device into the sheath and withdrawing the system from the patient during procedures
Class I - Dangerous
The action has been initiated to address reports of burst balloons which have resulted in significant difficulty retrieving the device into the sheath and withdrawing the system from the patient during procedures
Possibility of balloon rupture in intra-aortic occlusion devices. If the balloon bursts during cardiopulmonary bypass, the heart can fill and warm, the operative site may be obscured, and the device will need to be exchanged or operative strategy would need to change, including placement of an external cross-clamp, conversion to an open procedure, or performing the procedure under fibrillation.
Potential for an electrical short circuit leading to possible fire hazard due to liquid ingress into AC power outlets.
Difficulty with atrioseptostomy catheter balloon deflation after deployment, and reports of balloon fragmentation or detachment.
Difficulty with atrioseptostomy catheter balloon deflation after deployment, and reports of balloon fragmentation or detachment.
Edwards Lifesciences has received a limited number of customer reports regarding an inter-lumen leak between the cardioplegia lumen and pressure lumen in the device.
This action has been initiated to address complaint reports received for crimp balloon and inflation balloon component separation during TAVR procedures.
These Swan Ganz catheters have incorrect lumen assembly, which causes reversal of the lumens. If the lumens are reversed the clinician may note reverse PA and CVP pressure values and waveforms.
These Swan Ganz catheters have incorrect lumen assembly, which causes reversal of the lumens. If the lumens are reversed the clinician may note reverse PA and CVP pressure values and waveforms.
These Swan Ganz catheters have incorrect lumen assembly, which causes reversal of the lumens. If the lumens are reversed the clinician may note reverse PA and CVP pressure values and waveforms.
These Swan Ganz catheters have incorrect lumen assembly, which causes reversal of the lumens. If the lumens are reversed the clinician may note reverse PA and CVP pressure values and waveforms.
Class I - Dangerous
SAPIEN 3 THV was packaged with the incorrect valve size with respect to the label.
Class I - Dangerous
Possible leak at distal open end of the strain relief, which causes medical staff to continue adding inflation fluid to maintain balloon pressure for adequate occlusion of the ascending aorta.
Pre-procedural issues related to software defects
A component in the Certitude Loader may have a molding overflow defect that could detach during advancement of the delivery system and potentially embolize from the loader into the patient.
The diameter of the Fogarty Catheter balloon, measures 6mm instead of 10mm.
Class I - Dangerous
Edward Lifesciences is recalling Intravascular (IV) Administration Sets due to the requirement of an additional FDA submission to support commercialization (clearance) of the devices.
Class I - Dangerous
Edwards Lifesciences initiated a field action for the Thin-Flex Venous Cannula (Model TF292902A) because the connector size is incorrectly described in the Edwards product guide as 3/8 inch. The actual and correct connector size is 1/2 inch.
The configuration of the slot at the tip of the knot pusher may inhibit intended ease of use. Fraying or splitting of the suture could occur, which could compromise the integrity of the suture knot.
Potential device damage on the strain relief near the hub area, which may result in blood leakage.
Edward Lifesciences is recalling the ClearSight System because the finger component of the Heart Reference Sensor may be damaged.
The product failed to meet the internal established statistical test requirement for heparin activity.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling Fem-Flex II Pediatric Femoral Arterial Cannula sizes 8, 10, 12 French because of the potential of tissue damage caused by a protruding wire located at the tip of the cannula.
Edwards Lifesciences is conducting a field action on the Vent Catheters due to the potential for disruption of the white plastic coating on the stylet.
Potential for separation of dilator tips.
Potential for separation of dilator tips.
Class I - Dangerous
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling two lot numbers of the 26mm transcatheter heart valve crimper because they may not open sufficiently when the handle is rotated in the full open position. As a result, user may have difficulty fitting a 26mm Sapien transcatheter heart valve into the crimper orifice when preparing the valve for crimping.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling one lot of Ergonic instrument due to mislabeling. Ergonic scissors standard curved labeled as a Double Acting DeBakey forcep. Edwards control confirmed that the laser etching on the device was incorrect.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling two lots of Duraflo Cannulas due to reported complaints involving cracks in the t-connector of the devices which were confirmed during product evaluation.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling two lots of Duraflo Cannulas due to reported complaints involving cracks in the t-connector of the devices which were confirmed during product evaluation.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling certain lots of EMBOL-X Glide Protection System due to deformation of the cannula tip.
Class I - Dangerous
The Edwards Lifesciences FloTrac Sensor is being recalled due to a manufacturing non-conformance related to incorrect packaging configuration where the IFU was placed on top of the Tyvek instead of being placed at the bottom of the box. There is no evidence available at this time that could validate the sterility of this incorrect packaging configuration.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling certain lots of the Anastaflo intravascular Shunt due to concerns of excessive adhesive on the shunt body that may interfere with suturing of by-pass grafts.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling certain lots of the EndoReturn Arterial Cannula that were built with an incorrect component. This component can create a performance problem with the IntraClude IntraAortic Occlusion device.
Edwards is recalling certain lots of Rigid Suction Wands because they discovered plastic particulate inside the sterile pouch and within the internal diam ether of the wand.
Edwards is recalling the QuickDraw Venous Cannula due to complaints of cannula separation during withdrawal of the device when the Percutaneous insertion method is used.
Edwards Lifesciences is recalling certain Proplege Coronary Sinus Catheter, model PR9 due to confirmed reports of blood leakage through the hemostasis valve in the introducer that is kitted with the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
Holes in the sterile barrier pouch may be caused by handling of the device during manufacturing or once pouches have been removed from the unit box and stored on the shelf by customers.
Class I - Dangerous
Holes in the sterile barrier pouch may be caused by handling of the device during manufacturing or once pouches have been removed from the unit box and stored on the shelf by customers.
Two unsealed pouches were found at an Edwards' distribution location in Japan. Incorrectly sealed pouches may result in a sterility barrier breach.
The device is being recalled because the firm has received multiple complaints related to incorrect assembly that may result in dilution of blood samples.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Class I - Dangerous
The device is being recalled because the firm received multiple complaints related to passage of a J-tip guidewire when inserted through the distal lumen hub of the catheter.
Edwards is recalling Suction Wand models SPC2081 and S033 because the plastic tip attached to the metal suction wand may become detached during routine use.