During CAPA investigations of sight production inconsistencies, it was highlighted that previous Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) assessments related to RF radiated emissions may not be reasonably equivalent to the current product due to design changes in the system. A new CAPA was opened to investigate the radiated emissions compliance issues. - Seer Home Systems distributed and retained in the field were not compliant with Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing according to IEC 60601-1-2 - Seer Home Systems, including accessories, were manufactured and distributed without application of proper design change and manufacturing controls - Seer Home Systems were distributed with labeling deficiencies
Baxter Healthcare Corporation has received increased customer reports of particulate matter in the Automated Compounding Device Inlets (disposable inlet), Product Codes H938173, H938174, H938175, H938176, used with the ExactaMix and ExactaMix Pro compounders. Particulate matter has been observed within the inlet primary packaging inlet components, including within the sterile fluid path tubing, before use.
Potential Detachment of the Cable Hose Carrier (due to broken plastic and/or bolts) which May Result in Parts Falling and/or Part of the Cable Hose Dropping, and result in injury.
Beckman Coulter is recalling the DxI 9000 Access Immunoassay Analyzer due to undersized Pneumatics Tubing in the reagent storage module causing air leaks, compressor failures or sample processing errors. Four complaints were filed for this event that led to Beckman Coulter finding undersized tubing in stock and initiated corrective actions. Use of the affected device may result in errors leading to delay of results.
Due to a classification error in our inventory management system, these medical devices were shipped to customers that did not have the requisite license to purchase such devices.
Atellica CH Microalbumin_2 (¿ALB_2) and the ADVIA Chemistry Microalbumin_2 (¿ALB_2) are not meeting the High-Dose Hook Effect claim/Prozone Effect claim as stated in the Instructions for Use (IFU) on the Atellica CH, Atellica CI Analyzers, ADVIA 1800 Chemistry Systems, ADVIA 2400 Chemistry Systems, and ADVIA Chemistry XPT Systems, may result in erroneously depressed microalbumin patient results.
Due to a classification error in our inventory management system, these medical devices were shipped to customers that did not have the requisite license to purchase such devices.
Potential Detachment of the Cable Hose Carrier (due to broken plastic and/or bolts) which May Result in Parts Falling and/or Part of the Cable Hose Dropping, and result in injury.
Potential Detachment of the Cable Hose Carrier (due to broken plastic and/or bolts) which May Result in Parts Falling and/or Part of the Cable Hose Dropping, and result in injury.
Smith & Nephew, Inc., has initiated a field action to voluntarily remove two batches of K-Wires due to a packaging error. A complaint was received indicating that a package contained K-WIRE .062X9 2PT DM wires instead of K-WIRE .045X9 2PT DM as described on the product label.
Some power supply units in Austria and Germany had a voltage drop in the millisecond range, which led to a cancellation of the treatment and subsequent restart of the medical device. The treatment is only restarted by a step-off/step-on (step-on for activation).
Software anomalies which can result in two separate issues: A lagging screen display during a navigated procedure; or the potential for a mismatch between the navigated screw and the screw information presented on the screen.
Incomplete insertion of the patient connector of the Streamline Airless System Hemodialysis Bloodline to the Locksite may result in the potential for occlusion during prograde rinseback procedures. If the patient connector is not fully inserted into the Locksite, the internal septum may not open fully enough to prevent restrictions to flow. may cause delays in therapy while clinicians are forced to switch to retrograde flow method
Due to affected devices that may have bent female IUI connector and may not be operable and potentially cause delays in the start of the infusion or monitoring.
Baxter Healthcare Corporation has received increased customer reports of particulate matter in the Automated Compounding Device Inlets (disposable inlet), Product Codes H938173, H938174, H938175, H938176, used with the ExactaMix and ExactaMix Pro compounders. Particulate matter has been observed within the inlet primary packaging inlet components, including within the sterile fluid path tubing, before use.
Due to Retrieval Device product labels stating the incorrect expiration dates that (5 years instead of 3 years) which extends beyond their true expiration date.