FDA: Urgent Correction for Baxter Volara System
Baxter issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction notice for all Volara System patient circuits to be corrected prior to continued use, according to an FDA alert.
Baxter issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction notice for all Volara System patient circuits to be corrected prior to continued use, according to an FDA alert.
Baxter issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction notice for all Volara System patient circuits to be corrected prior to continued use, according to an FDA alert.
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