Baxter Healthcare Corporation is recalling 4,542 units of TruSystem 7500 operating tables because of a software defect. This issue causes the upper back section of the table to become inoperable or impossible to adjust when the "emergency mode" function is turned on. The recall affects various configurations, including mobile, stationary, and floor-mounted models manufactured until November 14, 2024. No injuries have been reported to date.
If the upper back section of the operating table cannot be adjusted during a medical procedure while in emergency mode, healthcare providers may be unable to properly position the patient. This could lead to surgical complications, delays in critical treatment, or patient injury during an emergency situation.
Recall #: Z-1409-2025; Quantity: 403 units
Recall #: Z-1410-2025; Quantity: 462 units
Recall #: Z-1411-2025; Quantity: 112 units
Recall #: Z-1412-2025; Quantity: 1596 units
Recall #: Z-1413-2025; Quantity: 40 units
Recall #: Z-1414-2025; Quantity: 2 units
Recall #: Z-1415-2025; Quantity: 33 units
Recall #: Z-1416-2025; Quantity: 2 units
Recall #: Z-1417-2025; Quantity: 10 units
Recall #: Z-1418-2025; Quantity: 8 units
Recall #: Z-1419-2025; Quantity: 93 units
Recall #: Z-1420-2025; Quantity: 48 units
Recall #: Z-1421-2025; Quantity: 24 units
Recall #: Z-1422-2025; Quantity: 1709 units
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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