ClotTriever XL Catheter Recall Issued Following Six Patient Deaths
Inari Medical issued an Urgent Medical Device Labeling Correction last month, which the FDA has declared a Class I medical device recall.
Inari Medical issued an Urgent Medical Device Labeling Correction last month, which the FDA has declared a Class I medical device recall.
This is the latest in a series of massive catheter recalls in recent years, for a variety of defects that have endangered patients' health.
At least 10 patient injuries and one death have been reported in connection to the Arrow QuickFlash catherization kit recall.
This is the third Impella heart pump recall issued in recent months, following reports of injuries and deaths due to device failures.
FDA has categorized the action as a Class I Medical Device Recall, after dozens of reports involving problems with Abbott cardiac catheters leaking air inside a patient’s bloodstream, resulting in a risk of serious injury or death
The manufacturer has received at least 83 complaints of the recalled Arrow Catheter Systems separating while inside a patient’s vein, resulting in more than a dozen injuries.
The Medtronic catheter recall comes following two reports of injuries linked to leaking tubes, which the FDA says carries a risk of serious injury or death to patients.
Federal regulators warn the risk of a cross-lumen leak caused by inadequate connections qualifies the Arrow MAC Venous Catheter Kit recall for a Class I recall designation.
The Medtronic Palindrome and Mahurkar catheter recall warns of the risk of blood clots and severe bleeding events
Officials are instructing healthcare professionals to immediately stop using over one million Medtronic dialysis catheters over blood clotting risks.