239 recalls tagged with “repair available”.
Cardinal Health 200 recalled Salem Sump dual-lumen stomach tubes worldwide after complaints that the anti-reflux valve breaks under normal use. The ARV breakage can compromise tube function. Hospitals and providers should stop using the devices and follow recall instructions immediately.
GE Medical Systems recalled 65 LOGIQ P10 ultrasound systems nationwide after UGAP measurements may misrepresent liver steatosis readings. The defect could drive inappropriate clinical decisions. Healthcare providers should stop using the devices and follow GE’s recall instructions.
Alcon recalls 28,323 CONSTELLATION Ultravit 10K and CONSTELLATION HyperVit 20K devices used in hospitals worldwide. The recall lists an unspecified hazard. Hospitals should stop using the devices immediately and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Access the FDA recall notice for details.
UIH Technologies recalled 2 uEXPLORER MD PET/CT systems after finding third-party outer covers can trap between the patient table and gantry. The interference can occur during table movement. Hospitals and healthcare facilities should stop using the devices and await instructions from UIH Technologies LLC.
UIH Technologies LLC recalled 2 units of the uCT ATLAS MD CT X-ray System sold to U.S. health care providers after reports of potential mechanical interference during table movement. The issue involves third-party outer covers that can become trapped between the patient table and gantry. Hospitals should stop using the devices immediately and follow recall instructions from UIH Technologies LLC.
UIH Technologies recalled 11 units of the uCT 760 MD Computed Tomography X-ray System. Third-party outer covers can become trapped between the patient table and gantry, causing mechanical interference during table movement. Hospitals and patients should stop using the device immediately and await manufacturer instructions.
UIH Technologies recalled 2 units of the uCT 780 MD computed tomography system after an FDA enforcement notice Z-0220-2026. A third-party outer cover can become trapped between the patient table and gantry, causing mechanical interference during table movement. Hospitals should stop using the device immediately and await instructions from UIH Technologies LLC or their healthcare provider.
GE HealthCare recalled 54 Millennium MPS dual-head gamma cameras sold worldwide to healthcare facilities. A detector mounting could fail if the unit is moved after its service life ends. Hospitals should stop using the device immediately and follow manufacturer recall instructions.
Philips North America recalls 28 Cardiac Workstation 5000 devices, model 860439, distributed nationwide in five states. A pinched power module wire led to a short during environmental stress tests. Users should stop using the device and follow manufacturer recall instructions.
Theken Companies recalled 409 iNSitu Bipolar Hip System bipolar head implants distributed nationwide in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Texas. The devices failed transit testing and may have a compromised sterile barrier. Hospitals and surgeons should stop using the device and follow recall instructions.
Olympus recalls 3,046 BF-P190 bronchovideoscopes sold nationwide in the US and 2,414 overseas. The recall centers on updated IFU guidance to clarify safe use with laser, argon plasma coagulation, and high-frequency therapy equipment. Clinicians and facilities should stop using the device immediately and follow Olympus recall instructions.
Abbott recalls 399 TactiFlex Sensor Enabled Ablation Catheters after reports of tip detachment during packaging removal. The recall covers devices worldwide. Stop using the device immediately and follow manufacturer instructions.
Iantrek recalled 1,262 CycloPen CP-300 Cyclodialysis System units distributed nationwide to medical facilities. The recall stems from a potential compromise to sterile packaging integrity. Hospitals and clinics should stop using the device immediately and follow Iantrek’s recall instructions via email.
Philips Ultrasound, Inc. recalled 41 S4-1 Ultrasound Transducers distributed nationwide in the United States. The recall is to provide clarification and labeling to define the useful life of ultrasound transducers in the field. Healthcare providers should stop using these devices immediately and follow the recall instructions from Philips or their facility.
American Contract Systems recalled 32,433 radiology packs after a nonconformance during EO gas injection. The items were re-gassed and not validated for multiple sterilization cycles. The recall is active as of 2025-10-22. US distribution included SD, IA, MN, WA, IL. Health risks prompt immediate removal from use.
American Contract Systems recalled 32,433 medical convenience kits sold through multiple retailers nationwide. The devices were re-gassed after a nonconformance in the Ethylene Oxide gas injection process and have not been validated for exposure to multiple sterilization cycles. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using these products immediately and follow the manufacturer's recall.
American Contract Systems recalled 32,433 medical convenience kits nationwide after finding re-gassed devices from EO sterilization. The recall affects five product lines with UDI-DI codes and Lot numbers. The re-gassing process has not been validated for multiple sterilization cycles, calling into question product safety and effectiveness. Health providers and patients should stop using these kit
American Contract Systems recalled 32,433 medical convenience kits nationwide in the United States after re-gassing sterilization cycles. The recall covers multiple packs including HEART PACK and PACEMAKER PACK with 2025 recall date. The safety issue centers on EO gasset validation failures after a nonconformance during initial gas injection. Stop using immediately and follow recall instructions.
Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V. recalls 75 Allura Xper FD20/20 imaging systems due to potential deterioration of the CMOS battery, hard drive and power supply. Motorized movements could become unavailable while X-ray imaging remains functional. Operators should stop using affected units and follow manufacturer instructions.
Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V. recalls 98 imaging systems worldwide after reports of component deterioration. Systems may lose motorized movements due to CMOS battery, hard disk drive, or power supply deterioration. Imaging remains available. Stop using the device and follow manufacturer instructions.