Beckman Coulter, Inc. is recalling 9 units of the DxI 9000 Access Immunoassay Analyzer because pneumatic tubing within the device can disconnect during operation. This defect can lead to incorrect cleaning of testing materials, resulting in artificially high or low test signals and potentially false patient results. The defect was first identified during internal inspections in February 2024. Consumers should be aware that this issue can lead to significant delays in reporting critical test results, such as troponin levels used in emergency medical decisions. Because this is a professional medical device, you should contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider for instructions on how to proceed.
Disconnected tubing can cause fluids to splash onto testing vials without being properly washed away, leading to false high or low results. This poses a severe health risk, including permanent impairment or death, if medical treatment for acute conditions like heart attacks is delayed based on erroneous or cancelled test data.
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