Search Results: Defective Medical Device
FDA Expands Recall On SIGMA Spectrum Infusion Pump Model 35700
Infusion pumps are a vital piece of equipment in medical facilities to deliver fluids, medications, and nutrients to patients by use of a slow drip. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering a certain type of infusion pump a Defective Medical Device due to flow levels being affected by sudden mechanical failure. (more...)
Infusion pumps are a defective medical device
March 3, 2011 Many consumers worry about the medications they take. They are concerned about side effects, both known and unknown, and whether the form of treatment prescribed by their doctor is the best for them. So when a medication or medical device is recalled, patients may be particularly worried about their health. According to (more...)
Johnson & Johnson recalls defective medical devices
February 24, 2011 Johnson & Johnson is a renowned name in pharmaceuticals and baby products, but recent recalls may have consumers questioning the company’s reputation. According to the Wall Street Journal, Johnson & Johnson is recalling defective medical devices, including syringes of the anti-psychotic drug Invega Susstenna because some of the syringes are cracked which (more...)
Thiosulfate injections are defective medical devices
February 10, 2011 Sometimes the things we’re prescribed to keep us healthy can actually cause injury due to defects. According to PR NewsWire, American Regent is recalling a medical device because it could cause injuries due to defects in the syringe containing the thiosulfate. Thiosulfate is used for the treatment of cyanide poison; however, due (more...)