Recall Find

Reports of acute phosphate nephropathy, a type of acute kidney injury, associated with the use of oral sodium phosphate products.

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Recall issued because the devices may leak cerebrospinal fluid which may cause inflammation of brain, spinal cord, or abdominal membranes, pressure on the wound created by implantation of the device, or failure of the shunt system.

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Recall of one lot of the product because some of the tested OVD syringes had endotoxin levels above the required limit.

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Recall of one lot due to possible incorrect bar code for 5% Dextrose Injection, USP. The incorrect bar code could lead to a medication error resulting in the wrong drug being delivered to a patient if a bar code system is used to confirm the medication.

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Worldwide recall involving 21 lot codes, due to reports of difficulty retracting the introducer from the cannula.

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