Arrow Catheter System Recall Issued Over Risk of Pulmonary Embolism and Death
An Arrow catheter system recall was issued following dozens of complaints of leaks and the risk of pulmonary embolism and death.
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Fresenius Stay-Safe Catheter Extension Set Recall Issued Due to Toxic Compound Exposure Risks
More than 2 million Fresenius catheter extension sets are being recalled because they could leach toxic chemicals into patients' bodies, resulting in serious injuries or death.
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Medtronic Hemodialysis Catheter Recall Issued Due To Risk of Leaks Across Tubes, Resulting in Bleeding, Blood Clots, Other Problems
More than 22,000 Medtronic catheters are being recalled due to risks of tubes leaking, which can result in dangerous bleeding and blood clotting events for hemodialysis patients.
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Bard Opposes Consolidation of Lawsuits Over Port Catheter Complications
Defendants in lawsuits over port catheter complications linked to the Bard PowerPort are asking a group of federal judges to deny a motion to consolidate the claims before one judge…
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Impella Heart Pump Lawsuit
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ClotTriever XL Catheter Recall Issued Following Six Patient Deaths
Problems with the Inari ClotTriever XL Catheter have led to six deaths and a class I recall designation by the FDA, which warns that the clot removal devices have been…
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Abiomed Impella Recall Issued For Heart Pump Catheter’s Instructions Due to Blood Clot Risks
The third Impella heart pump recall in as many months warns that they lack instructions for doctors on the risks of blood clots linked to the devices.
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Chemo Port Lawsuit Filed After Bard PowerPort M.R.I. Fractured and Malfunctioned
A chemo port lawsuit filed over problems with the Bard PowerPort claims the device failed, fractured, and sent debris into a breast cancer patient's heart.
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Impella CP Heart Pump Recall Issued For Devices Shipped After Failing Inspections
AbioMed has issued an Impella Heart Pump recall over the potential for the heart pump devices with Smart Assist to unexpectedly stop working or release dangerous particulate matter.
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FDA Approves New MiniMed Insulin Pump After Years of Problems, Recalls
Medtronic has announced that the FDA has approved a new MiniMed 780G insulin pump with new sensor technology to better regulate users' blood sugar levels.