Manufacturer
64 recalls in our database name Angiodynamics, Inc. as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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Angiodynamics is recalling DURAFLOW 2 vascular access devices due to loose metal shavings that may travel through blood vessels, potentially requiring surgical removal.
Angiodynamics DURAFLOW 2 hemodialysis kits may contain loosely affixed metal shavings that could enter the bloodstream. Metal fragments may require surgical removal if they embolize.
Angiodynamics is recalling the BioFlo DuraMax 15.5F Single Valve Sheath VascPak Kit due to possible loose metal shavings. Metal shavings could enter the bloodstream and require surgical removal.
The DURAMAX STACKED TIP vascular catheter may contain loosely affixed metal shavings that could embolize and require surgical removal. Lot 5807208 affected, 15 units.
Angiodynamics' DURAMAX STACKED TIP vascular access device may contain loosely affixed metal shavings that could cause blood vessel blockage, potentially requiring surgical removal.
Angiodynamics recalls the Duramax Stacked Tip vascular access kit used for hemodialysis due to potential loose metal shavings that could enter the bloodstream and require surgical removal.
Angiodynamics recalls 455 DURAFLOW 2 hemodialysis kits for loose metal shavings that could embolize, potentially requiring surgical removal.
DURAFLOW 2 vascular access kits for hemodialysis are being recalled because some units may contain loosely affixed metal shavings that could travel through blood vessels and potentially require surgical removal.
Angiodynamics Inc. is recalling DURAFLOW 2 vascular catheter kits used for hemodialysis and apheresis access due to potential metal shavings that may detach and travel through the vascular system, potentially requiring surgical removal.
Angiodynamics is recalling 65 DURAFLOW 2 vascular access devices distributed in Virginia due to potential loose metal shavings that could enter the bloodstream and require surgical removal.
Angiodynamics recalled a vascular access catheter used for hemodialysis because it may contain loosely affixed metal shavings. These shavings could potentially detach and move through blood vessels, possibly requiring surgical removal.
Angiodynamics has voluntarily recalled 285 units of DURAMAX STACKED TIP vascular access catheters (lots 5807195 and 5807196) used for hemodialysis. The specific reason for the recall is not disclosed in the FDA notice.
DURAMAX hemodialysis vascular access kits are recalled due to potential metal shavings that could enter the bloodstream and require surgical removal. Thirty units distributed in Virginia are affected.
Angiodynamics is recalling DURAMAX STACKED TIP medical devices that may contain loosely affixed metal shavings with potential to embolize, requiring possible surgical removal. The recall affects 50 units distributed in Virginia.
Angiodynamics recalls DURAMAX STACKED TIP vascular access devices that may contain loosely affixed metal shavings. Metal shavings could embolize and potentially require surgical removal.
A vascular guidewire introducer is recalled because internal voids in the hub may prevent proper guidewire passage, potentially delaying surgical procedures.
Angiodynamics is recalling MINI STICK MAX guidewire introducers (155 units) due to manufacturing defects in the sheath hub that may prevent guidewire passage.
Angiodynamics recalls 130 MINI STICK MAX guidewire introducers due to hub voids that may prevent guidewire passage during vascular procedures. No injuries reported.
Angiodynamics recalls approximately 5,840 guidewire introducers with manufacturing defects that may prevent proper guidewire insertion during vascular procedures. The defect could cause procedural delays requiring equipment exchange.
Angiodynamics vascular guidewire introducers (600 units) may have internal defects preventing proper function during surgery. Defects could cause procedure delays and require device exchange.
Angiodynamics recalls the MINI STICK MAX vascular guidewire introducer due to internal defects in the sheath hub that may prevent guidewire insertion during surgery, potentially requiring equipment exchange.
Angiodynamics recalls MINI STICK MAX vascular guidewire introducers due to internal lumen defects that may prevent the guidewire from passing through during surgery, potentially requiring device exchange.
Angiodynamics is recalling 58 units of its MINI STICK MAX guidewire introducer due to voids in the internal lumen that may prevent proper guidewire passage. Users may experience procedural delay requiring device exchange.
Angiodynamics is recalling 39 units of MINI STICK MAX vascular guidewire introducers due to voids in the sheath hub that may prevent guidewire passage during surgery, potentially delaying the procedure.
Angiodynamics is recalling 5,176 units of MINI STICK MAX guidewires due to manufacturing voids that prevent passage through the introducer during surgery. Surgeons may need to exchange the sheath to complete procedures.