Medtronic HeartWare HVAD Recall: Defective Screw Placing Patients At Risk Of Injury, Death
A Medtronic HeartWare HVAD implant recall warns that a defective screw could result in delay in treatment, bleeding injuries, and death.
A Medtronic HeartWare HVAD implant recall warns that a defective screw could result in delay in treatment, bleeding injuries, and death.
Federal regulators have announced a class I recall for the Medtronic HeartWare HVAD cardiac device, indicating that it may stop working, posing a risk of serious injury or death for…
A new report indicates that Medicare spent $1.5 billion on failed and recalled heart implant replacements over a 10 year period, and called for more specific medical device identification on…
A Class I recall has been announced regarding Medtronic HVAD controllers, which are being updated after problems that may have lead to the deaths of at least two patients.
Two recent HeartWare Ventricular Assist Device recalls have been given Class I designations by the FDA, meaning they carry a serious risk of severe injury or death.
Another HVAD recall has been announced, this time involving heart pump controllers that may have loose connections.
A risk of malfunctions that could cause serious injury or death has led to the recall of some Heartware Ventricular Assist Device heart pumps.
The FDA is warning of serious adverse event risks tied to two heart implants, the HeartMate II and the Heartware HVAD, which could cause bleeding, strokes, and blood clot problems.
HeartWare is recalling hundreds of ventricular assist systems because connector pins can become bent, creating a risk of serious injury or death for patients.
The FDA has issued a warning letter to HeartWare, which indicates that it failed to make sure that corrections to a problem with the HVAD controller, already linked to at…