RADIOMETER AMERICA INC
ABL90 FLEX · Cardiovascular
Recalls (8)
Software Security; The action is being initiated because of software security vulnerabilities with the firm's analyzer operating system, which may cause the device to shutdown or reboot resulting in delayed medical treatment.
The ABL90 FLEX can aspirate Cal 2 solution instead of rinse solution, when the following take place: The analyzer is in ready mode Operator lifts the inlet and then closes it again, thereby initiating a rinse Immediately after lifts the inlet and quickly closes it again
Reports that the sample type "cord blood" has been changed into the two sample types "cord blood arterial" and "cord blood venous.
The ABL90 analyzer does not always use the most recent calibration data to calculate patient results. This can in some cases lead to a biased patient result.
RADIOMETER become aware that if the ABL90 FLEX is tilted, this may potentially cause a negative bias on sodium (Na+) results.
A customer has reported an error on an ABL8xx configured to a Hospital Information System using the data transfer protocol HL7 version 2.5. If the instrument transmits results to a HIS system and the connection is broken the results are queued for later transmission. If the ABL and HIS system are configured with HL7 2.5, any results in the queue will be mixed up when the instrument transmits t
Following the receipt of two (2) reported customer complaints, the firm determined that the current operating software for their ABL 90 Analyzer does not prevent the further use of the sensor cassette when there is the possibility of iron rich plaque build-up in the reference electrode. If the device operator/user ignores the error message and continues to obtain biased measuring results using the
Due to a software error, a patient mix up can occur on the ABL90. If a sample is pre-registered and the sample "fails" the next result will inherit the patient data from the previous result.
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