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 7121–7140 of 38,428 recalls

September 23, 2023· Townsend Design

Recalled Item: SPRYSTEP VECTOR

The Issue: Due to potential air pockets between layers of

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardCompleted
September 22, 2023· Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation, Inc.

Recalled Item: DBX Demineralized Bone Matrix Putty 10cc-Indicated for treatment of surgically

The Issue: Units are labeled as 10cc; however the units

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 22, 2023· Olympus Corporation of the Americas

Recalled Item: Olympus High-Flow Insufflation Unit

The Issue: There have been reports of patients suffering arrhythmias,

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

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· ROi CPS LLC

Recalled Item: Regard CV PK

The Issue: Specific Regard kits contain the Gentige Chest Drain

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Atrium Medical Corporation

Recalled Item: Atrium Advanta V12 Covered Stent System

The Issue: Balloon-to-catheter weld failure that may cause loss of

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost 4 Chest/Emergency

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: CombiDiagnost R90

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost 4 High Performance

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost C90 Release 3

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost C90 Release 3.1

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: ProxiDiagnost N90

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost C90 High Performance

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost C90 Flex/Value/Chest/ER

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: EasyDiagnost Eleva DRF

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Philips North America Llc

Recalled Item: DigitalDiagnost 4 Flex/Value

The Issue: for units suspended on the ceiling to

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· B. Braun Medical, Inc.

Recalled Item: 8713051U

The Issue: Upstream occlusion alarm may sound when no occlusion

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

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· B. Braun Medical, Inc.

Recalled Item: 8713052U

The Issue: Upstream occlusion alarm may sound when no occlusion

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

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
September 21, 2023· Acclarent, Inc.

Recalled Item: TruDi Navigation System

The Issue: When using affected curette and software, there is

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

Class II — Potential Health HazardOngoing
September 20, 2023· Cardinal Health 200, LLC

Recalled Item: Monoject 1 mL Tuberculin Syringe Luer-Lock Tip Soft Pack

The Issue: Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion

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

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing
September 20, 2023· Cardinal Health 200, LLC

Recalled Item: Monoject 20 mL Syringe Luer-Lock Tip Soft Pack

The Issue: Demonstrated recognition and compatibility issues with syringe infusion

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

Class I — Serious Health HazardOngoing