GUERBET LLC is recalling approximately 7,000 Optiray 320 (ioversol) and Sodium Chloride prefilled syringes used in medical imaging procedures. The recall was initiated because of an electronic RFID formatting error that incorrectly identifies the syringes as expired, preventing the Optivantage power injector from functioning. This issue can cause a delay in necessary medical procedures that require the injection of contrast media or saline.
The RFID error causes the power injector to block the injection of the product because it incorrectly reads the syringe as past its expiration date. This could result in treatment delays for patients undergoing diagnostic imaging procedures.
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