Tag Archives: Ventilator Recall
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Draeger Ventilator Recall Issued Over Toxic Cancer-Causing Foam Particles
The FDA has classified a Carina ventilator PE-PUR foam warning as a class I recall, indicating the breathing devices could put children in particular at an increased risk of cancer…
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Philips Trilogy Evo Ventilator Recall Issued Over Air, Dust Contamination Risks
The FDA warns that 73,000 recalled Trilogy Evo ventilators manufactured by Philips Respironics may be prone to airway blockage from dust and dirt, which has led to at least one…
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Dräger Ventilator Recall Issued Over Breathing Gas Contamination by PE-PUR Foam
The Dräger ventilator recall came after tests revealed PE-PUR sound insulation foam was releasing a toxic gas which could cause life-threatening health problems, including cancer.
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Philips Evo Ventilator Recall Issued Due to Air Flow Malfunction Risk
The FDA has announced a class I recall of nearly 60,000 Philips ventilators, which may not detect air flow blockages due to the build-up of debris.
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Ballard Access Infant Ventilator Systems Recalled Following Injuries, Death
At least 1,000 Ballard Access Closed Suction Systems are being recalled due to problems which have led to child injuries and at least one death.
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Philips Recalls Repaired Trilogy and Garbin Plus Ventilators Over Problems with Replacement Sound Abatement Foam
The FDA says nearly 14,000 recalled Trilogy and Garbin Plus ventilators have sound abatement foam problems which could put patients at risk of serious injury or death.
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Repaired Philips Trilogy Ventilators Recalled Again Due to Problems With Replacement Sound Abatement Foam
The FDA is again warning that recalled Philips Trilogy ventilators which were reconditioned and sent back to customers as fixed, may still contain residue of toxic sound abatement foam and…
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FDA Warns of New Problems with Recalled Philips Respironics Trilogy Ventilators
The FDA is warning of problems with recalled Philips Trilogy ventilators due to the new liners potentially blocking airways and traces of toxic PE-PUR sound abatement foam.
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Philips Respironics Recalls More Ventilators Over Risk Device May Stop and Not Issue Alarm
Tens of thousands of Philips Respironics V60 and V60 Plus ventilators are being recalled after reports of power failures which also disabled the alarm system, resulting in at least one…