Edan Diagnostics has recalled its EDAN Fetal Monitor models F2 and F3, which are bedside monitors used for tracking the physiological parameters of pregnant women and fetuses from 28 weeks gestation through labor and delivery. The recall affects 3,721 units manufactured in the United States and was initiated following an FDA letter regarding cybersecurity concerns. Consumers should identify affected units by checking the model and serial numbers on the device casing.
The devices have potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorized access to the monitor's software or data. This could result in the loss of patient monitoring data or the compromise of sensitive medical information during critical antepartum and labor stages.
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