Manufacturer
6 recalls in our database name Circulatory Technology Inc. as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
Of the 6 recalls from Circulatory Technology Inc. we have scored against our rubric, 0 (0%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 2 (33%) are Severe.
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The Better-Bladder ECMO device used in cardiopulmonary bypass circuits may collapse during use, increasing venous line resistance and reducing blood flow. The recall affects 147 units distributed nationwide.
Circulatory Technology Inc is recalling specific models of cardiopulmonary bypass blood reservoirs because they may collapse during use, potentially causing a drop in circuit blood flow.
Circulatory Technology Inc is recalling Better-Bladder cardiopulmonary bypass blood reservoirs because they may collapse during use, potentially causing a drop in circuit blood flow.
Circulatory Technology Inc is recalling 958 units of Better-Bladder devices with 14-inch tubing due to twisted or wrinkled balloon components.
Circulatory Technology Inc is recalling 20 units of the Bigger-Better-Bladder, TM 2 device because the seal between the balloon and housing may leak.
Circulatory Technology Inc is recalling 72 units of Bigger-Better-Bladder devices because the seal between the balloon and housing may leak.
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Circulatory Technology (United States)
company in Oyster Bay, United States
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