Manufacturer
22 recalls in our database name Volcano Corporation as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
Of the 22 recalls from Volcano Corporation we have scored against our rubric, 0 (0%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 2 (9%) are Severe.
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Severity scores below are computed from the agency’s classification and the recall text, never from manufacturer behaviour or history. Many manufacturers issue routine corrective actions (software updates, labelling corrections) that are correctly scored low — having recalls on this list isn’t inherently a quality signal.
SyncVision cardiac imaging systems may display incorrect measurements during same-session procedures if workflow steps are performed out of order, potentially affecting patient treatment.
Volcano Corporation is recalling FFR software due to interoperability issues when connected to specific Hemodynamic Systems.
Volcano Corporation is recalling Visions PV .035 Digital IVUS Catheters because the guidewire may not pass through the y-port.
Volcano Corporation is recalling Visions PV .035 Digital IVUS Catheters because the guidewire may not pass through the y-port.
Volcano Corporation is recalling eight Philips Volcano CORE M2 Vascular Systems because an incorrect resistor causes noise and overly bright images.
Volcano Corporation is recalling specific intravascular ultrasound imaging systems because an unexpected Microsoft Windows Security dialog may appear during use, potentially affecting device operation.
Volcano Corporation is recalling 718 Refinity Short Tip Rotational IVUS Catheters due to high complaint rates of kinking near the proximal shaft junction, which may disrupt clinical workflow or cause loss of imaging.
Volcano Corporation is recalling 718 Refinity Rotational Intravascular Ultrasound Catheters because high complaint rates indicate kinking near the proximal shaft, which could disrupt clinical workflow or cause loss of imaging.
Volcano Corporation is recalling specific cardiology imaging systems due to a software incompatibility that can cause unexpected reboots when encountering specific hospital network data.
Volcano Corporation is recalling R-100 Sterile Equipment Covers because the outer shipping boxes may display incorrect expiry dates, although the inner product is correctly labeled.
Volcano Corporation is recalling certain lots of R-100 Sterile Equipment Covers because the outer shipping boxes may display incorrect expiry dates, although the inner product is correctly labeled.
Volcano Corporation is recalling 5,042 Pioneer Plus Re-Entry Catheters due to a manufacturing defect that may allow a small wire to extend through the catheter shaft.
Volcano Corporation is recalling s5/s5i/CORE Intravascular Ultrasound Systems due to a software issue that may calculate inaccurate FFR/iFR values.
Volcano Corporation is recalling Volcano s5/s5i/CORE Intravascular Ultrasound Systems due to a software issue that may cause inaccurate FFR/iFR values.
Volcano Corporation is recalling s5/s5i/CORE Intravascular Ultrasound Systems due to a software issue that may cause inaccurate FFR/iFR values.
Volcano Corporation is recalling s5/s5i/CORE Intravascular Ultrasound Systems due to a software issue that may cause inaccurate FFR/iFR values.
Volcano Corporation is recalling specific software versions for its s5 and CORE Intravascular Ultrasound Systems because they may calculate inaccurate FFR/iFR values under certain circumstances.
Volcano Corporation is recalling s5, s5i, and CORE Intravascular Ultrasound Systems due to a software issue that may calculate inaccurate FFR/iFR values.
Volcano Corporation is recalling 162 PV .035 Catheters because they were labeled with incorrect shelf life dates during a relabeling procedure.
Volcano Corporation is recalling 162 Prestige Plus 185cm J-Tip pressure wires because they were labeled with incorrect shelf life dates during a relabeling procedure.
Volcano Corporation is recalling TrakBack II Disposable Pullback Devices because internal testing identified a potential breach to the sterile barrier that may impact product sterility.
Volcano Corporation is recalling specific Intravascular Ultrasound software versions because the system display may change unexpectedly. The issue requires a unique sequence of events to occur.