In an abundance of caution, Aperio (now known as Lecia Biosystems) is providing additional information to clarify that the use of Digital IHC Breast/ER/Dako Image Analysis, Digital IHC Breast/HER2 Digital Read, Digital IHC Breast/HER2/Dako Image Analysis, Digital IHC Breast/PR Digital Read and Digital IHC Breast/PR/Dako Image Analysis with the RUO products identified in that earlier notification i
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Janssen Diagnostics, LLC received complaints of camera failures on the CELLTRACKS ANALYZER II¿.
issue with the plunger tip of the Portex¿ Arterial Blood Sampling Line Draw Syringes
Philips HeartStart MRx Monitor/Defibrillator Model numbers: M3535A, M3536A, M3536M,M3536M4,M3536M6,861288,861289,861464,861483,and 861491
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MRx may display a Red X in the Ready For Use (RFU) indicator during automated tests informing the user that a failure has been detected that may prevent the delivery of a shock and pacing
Product catalog #s 0007c Cannabinoid 37.5 ng/mL Control Level 1 and 0008c Cannabinoid 62.5 Control Level 2 of the lots mentioned may give decreased concentration readings towards the end of their shelf life due to use of dated but unexpired secondary stock used to create the products.
Ortho Clinical Diagnostics has determined that the VITROS Immunodiagnostic Products 25-OH Vitamin D Total Calibrators, Lots 0091 through 0235, used with VITROS Immunodiagnostic Products 25-OH Vitamin D Total Reagent Packs, may generate negatively biased results. As a result, users must immediately discontinue using all current lots of VITROS 25-OH Vitamin D Total Calibrators and Reagent Packs.
The firm has determined the product may fail to dispense the sample to the agar plate resulting in a "failure to dispense" in conjunction with urine specimens. This could lead to a "false" negative growth result.
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GE Healthcare has recently become aware of potential safety issues associated with the CARESCAPE Monitor B850 and CARESCAPE Monitor B650. These issues include both NIBP (Non-Invasive Blood Pressure) and Bed to Bed Issues.
Potential safety issue related to unintended radial detector motion, which may occur during patient setup or at the end of a patient scan. This failure mode has been observed on a single system, in which the detector moved to the home position and then slowly starting drifting inward toward the patient. This generated both a visual and audio alert condition on both the console and the gantry. N
issue with the plunger tip of the Portex¿ Arterial Blood Sampling Line Draw Syringes
issue with the plunger tip of the Portex¿ Arterial Blood Sampling Line Draw Syringes
issue with the plunger tip of the Portex¿ Arterial Blood Sampling Line Draw Syringes
Carestream received problem reports relating to apparent early failure of Kodak 2X00 Intraoral X-ray device arms leading to arm breakage.
Carestream received problem reports relating to apparent early failure of Kodak 2X00 Intraoral X-ray device arms leading to arm breakage.
Review of on-system electronic product labeling and Instructions for comply with applicable Use in response to a customer inquiry uncovered gaps in compliance FDA standards with the requirements for information to be provided to users in 21CFR 1020.30(h)
GE Healthcare has recently become aware of a potential safety issue with the Solar 8000M/i Patient Monitor Automatic-View-On-Alarm (AVOA) feature. The Solar 8000M/i AVOA feature will stop functioning if the patient monitor is discharged from the CIC Central Station while a remote automatic bedside alarm view is currently being displayed on the Solar. Once this issue occurs, subsequent remote AV
There was an occurrence where the patient case data did not match the patient data when the case was recalled in the Anesthesia Care Record (ACR) in that it included data from another case.
HeartStart XL+ battery charge time to 100% capacity at 35¿C (95¿F) is slightly longer than the specified 3 hour duration as stated in the labeling
Instrumentarium Dental has delivered a number of FOCUS 3.0 Intraoral X-ray units in November 2013 with a potential flaw in the mounting hardware. A number of wall mount units were delivered with FOCUS X-ray machines that had not been properly welded at our supplier. As a result of the incomplete welding operation, the wall mount unit on the FOCUS X-ray unit may not properly support the unit as expected, which could cause the unit to drift. Depending on the extent of the shortened or missing welds, there is also a possibility that the wall mount unit will fail to support the weight of the unit, resulting in the FOCUS X-ray unit falling unexpectedly from its mounted position.