Medical Device Recalls

This is our largest category by volume. The FDA tracks recalls for an enormous range of medical devices: implants, pacemakers, insulin pumps, surgical tools, blood glucose monitors, X-ray machines, prosthetics, contact lenses, and home health equipment, among many others. We have records dating back to 2005 and add new ones as the FDA publishes them.

Device recalls can happen because of software bugs, manufacturing defects, bacterial contamination, incorrect labeling, or design flaws that lead to inaccurate results or equipment failure. Class I recalls are the most serious and mean the device could cause injury or death.

38,428 total recalls
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Showing 5681–5700 of 38,428 recalls

March 19, 2024· Medtronic Perfusion Systems

Recalled Item: Medtronic I.M.A. Cannulae: DLP¿ 1 mm Arteriotomy Cannula

The Issue: for unsealed sterile packing

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Medtronic Perfusion Systems

Recalled Item: Medtronic Tourniquet Sets: a) DLP¿ 5.5 in (14.0 cm) Tourniquet Kit

The Issue: for unsealed sterile packing

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· TriMed Inc.

Recalled Item: TriMed

The Issue: Nail system contains an out of specification driver-socket

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Medtronic Perfusion Systems

Recalled Item: Medtronic Clearview Blower/Mister

The Issue: for unsealed sterile packing

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Medtronic Perfusion Systems

Recalled Item: Medtronic Aortic Root Cannulae and Cardioplegia Needles: a) DLP¿ 9

The Issue: for unsealed sterile packing

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Medtronic Perfusion Systems

Recalled Item: Medtronic Arterial Cannulae packaged as: a) DLP¿ Curved Metal Tip

The Issue: for unsealed sterile packing

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Medtronic Perfusion Systems

Recalled Item: Medtronic Venous Cannulae: a) DLP¿ 20 Fr. Malleable Single Stage

The Issue: for unsealed sterile packing

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: Trilogy Evo Universal Ventilator

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: LifeVentEVO2

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: Aeris EVO

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: Trilogy Evo O2

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: Trilogy EV300

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: Garbin EVO

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 19, 2024· Philips Respironics, Inc.

Recalled Item: Trilogy Evo

The Issue: for sudden loss of ventilation due to

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
March 18, 2024· Angiodynamics, Inc.

Recalled Item: DURAMAX STACKED TIP 28CM STR. BASIC KIT

The Issue: Tri-Ball Tunneler may contain loosely affixed metal shavings,

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 18, 2024· Angiodynamics, Inc.

Recalled Item: DURAFLOW 2

The Issue: Tri-Ball Tunneler may contain loosely affixed metal shavings,

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 18, 2024· Angiodynamics, Inc.

Recalled Item: DURAMAX STACKED TIP 32CM STR. BASIC KIT

The Issue: Tri-Ball Tunneler may contain loosely affixed metal shavings,

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 18, 2024· Angiodynamics, Inc.

Recalled Item: BioFlo DuraMax 15.5F 24cm Single Valve Sheath VascPak Kit- Indicated

The Issue: Tri-Ball Tunneler may contain loosely affixed metal shavings,

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 18, 2024· Angiodynamics, Inc.

Recalled Item: DURAMAX STACKED TIP 24CM STR. BASIC KIT

The Issue: Tri-Ball Tunneler may contain loosely affixed metal shavings,

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
March 18, 2024· Angiodynamics, Inc.

Recalled Item: DURAMAX STACKED TIP 28CM STR. BASIC KIT

The Issue: Tri-Ball Tunneler may contain loosely affixed metal shavings,

Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing