Manufacturer will remove all remaining BioZorb Markers from the market, following adverse events and lawsuits filed by women who experienced problems with the breast tissue implant.
FDA indicates that the batteries in Medtronic video laryngoscopes may overheat or explode, posing a risk of serious injury or death for patients.
FDA determined a Medtronic device correction notice constituted a NIM Vital Nerve Monitoring System recall, following at least 10 reports of patient injuries.
Each of the women experienced severe complications from the BioZorb implant, after the radiographic marker failed to dissolve, migrated or fractured
Failures of the Life2000 Ventilator battery charging dongle may cause serious or fatal injuries for patients receiving life-sustaining oxygen.
Case joins a growing number of LINX lawsuits filed in recent months, each raising similar allegations that the loop of beads used to make the esophageal implant can break and migrate.
At least 77 complaints have been received involving problems with recalled Medtronic NIM endotracheal tubes, including reports of the devices losing functionality and degrading.
Multiple LINX Reflux lawsuits have been filed in recent months due to problems with the recalled devices breaking and requiring surgical removal
Lawsuit stems from a LINX recall announced by the FDA in 2018, due to the risk that the loop of titanium beads in the reflux management system may break inside the human body.
Failure of the recalled SubG Endotracheal Tubes can lead to respiratory distress, severe internal damage and the need for revision surgery.
