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Philips recalled 285 Ingenuity CT systems worldwide, including 728321, 728323 and 728326 models. A ball screw misalignment after a replacement can cause the patient couch to descend to the lowermost position. Hospitals and clinics should stop using the devices and follow Philips recall instructions.
Penner Patient Care recalled 158 Penner Pacific Bathing Spa devices distributed nationwide in the United States. The device does not bear a unique device identifier. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow the recall instructions mailed to affected parties.
Penner Patient Care recalls 190 Bathing Spa devices nationwide after discovering the units lack a unique device identifier. The issue involves missing UDI on the device. Stop using the device immediately and follow the recall instructions.
Penner Patient Care recalled 643 devices nationwide after the FDA flagged missing unique device identifiers. The recall affects a broad range of Penner Pacific Bathing Spa models. The device lacks a unique device identifier, posing regulatory and traceability concerns. Stop using the device and follow recall instructions from Penner Patient Care or a healthcare provider.
Penner Patient Care recalls 206 US units of the Penner Pacific Bathing Spa after the device lacks a unique device identifier. The recall targets models listed with multiple variations and serial numbers. Consumers should stop using the device immediately and follow manufacturer instructions.
Penner Patient Care, Inc. recalled 21 Penner Pacific Bathing Spa units distributed nationwide in the United States after discovering the devices do not bear a unique device identifier. The missing UDI hinders traceability for adverse events and recalls. Consumers should stop using the devices and contact Penner Patient Care for instructions.
Change Healthcare recalled 12 programs of its Radiology Solutions software version 14.2.2 after reports surfaced that radiology reports may not display completely. This software flaw could lead to incomplete medical assessments and potential health risks. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the software immediately and follow the recall instructions.
Penner Patient Care recalled 25 Penner Pacific Bathing Spas nationwide after confirming the device does not bear a unique device identifier. The missing UDI impedes traceability and oversight. Stop using the device and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
Penner Patient Care recalled 45 Penner Pacific Bathing Spa units distributed nationwide in the United States. The devices do not bear a unique device identifier. Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately and follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer.
Penner Patient Care recalled 15 Penner Pacific Bathing Spa devices distributed nationwide to healthcare providers in the United States. The devices do not bear a unique device identifier. Stop using the device immediately and follow recall instructions from the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Penner Patient Care recalled 26 Penner Pacific Bathing Spa units distributed nationwide in the United States after finding they do not bear a unique device identifier. The absence of a UDI prevents reliable traceability of the devices. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the devices and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
Penner Patient Care recalled 10 Penner Pacific Bathing Spa units nationwide on 2025-08-13 after regulators flagged the device lacks a unique device identifier. The device does not bear a unique device identifier. Patients and healthcare providers should stop using the device immediately and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
Max Mobility LLC recalls Permobil Smart Drive MX2+ SpeedControl Dial MX2-3DCK affecting 15,834 units sold through multiple retailers. A faulty electrical connection between the speed control dial and the wheelchair motor can cause loss of control. Stop using the device immediately and follow recall instructions; contact Max Mobility LLC or your healthcare provider for instructions. This recall was
Viona Pharmaceuticals recalls Tavaborole Topical Solution 5% 10 mL bottles, distributed nationwide in the U.S. The effective recall date is August 12, 2025. The product is manufactured by Zydus Lifesciences Ltd. Discoloration was cited as the reason for the recall. Consumers should stop using the product and contact the distributor for guidance.
Siemens Medical Solutions USA is recalling 20 Artis Pheno image- intensifiied fluoroscopic X-ray systems distributed nationwide. The recall cites limited system movements after startup. Hospitals and healthcare providers should stop using the devices immediately and follow the manufacturer's recall instructions.
Max Mobility LLC recalls 8,413 Smart Drive MX2+ SpeedControl Dials used with the SmartDrive MX2+ Wheelchair Power Assist. A faulty electrical connection between the dial and the motor can cause loss of control. Stop using the device immediately and follow recall letters for instructions.
Max Mobility LLC and Permobil recalled 25,389 MX2-3DC SpeedControl Dial units used with the SmartDrive MX2+ wheelchair power assist. A faulty electrical connection between the speed control dial and the wheelchair motor can cause loss of control. Users should stop using the device immediately and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions for next steps.
Applied Medical Technology recalled 1,780 NutraGlide ENFit nasal feeding tubes distributed in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Distal tips on these devices may detach at lower than expected forces. Stop using immediately and follow the recall instructions.
Applied Medical Technology recalls NutraGlide ENFit Nasal Feeding Tubes distributed to facilities in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The distal tips may detach at lower than expected forces. Hospitals and patients should stop using the devices and follow recall instructions.
Applied Medical Technology recalled 840 NutraGlide ENFit nasal feeding tubes distributed in the United States to Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The tubes have distal tips that may detach at lower than expected forces. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow the recall instructions.