The findings of a new study indicate implanting physicians can increase the odds of successful IVC filter removal through regular surveillance of the patient.
New study on IVC filters finds rates of adverse events are low, and few IVC perforations are clinically significant.
The findings of a new study suggest increasing reports of IVC filter problems may be due to the devices aging and fracturing.
Design Problems with Certain IVC Filters Linked to Severe Injuries. Lawsuits Reviewed Nationwide.
A federal jury has ordered C.R. Bard to pay $2.5 million to a plaintiff who suffered injuries when her Recovery IVC filter fractured.
C.R. Bard has been ordered to pay $926,000 after a bard Eclipse IVC filter perforated a man's vena cava, resulting in severe bleeding and a need for surgery to remove…
About 500 Bard IVC filter lawsuits remain following settlement agreements, which will be transferred out of the MDL court to courts nationwide for trial dates.
A $3.6 million judgment against C.R. Bard over its G2 IVC filter has been upheld by a federal appeals court.
A Cook Celect IVC filter lawsuit claims the device migrated out of position, perforating a woman's inferior vena cava and duodenum.
A Cook IVC filter lawsuit scheduled to go to trial in June has been dismissed after defendants were granted a motion of summary judgment based on statute of repose laws.
