Medtronic Neuromodulation has recalled 2,408 units of its Restore Clinician Programmer Application Software, model number A71100. The software, specifically version 1.0.4232, has a compatibility issue with older programmer systems that prevents it from communicating with implanted neurostimulators. This failure to connect means healthcare providers may be unable to adjust or monitor a patient's implanted device as intended. This software was distributed nationwide in the United States and internationally to Australia and Singapore.
The software cannot establish a connection with the implanted neurostimulator device due to compatibility errors with legacy systems. This prevents clinicians from programming or adjusting the patient's therapy, which could lead to a loss of symptom control or the inability to address device issues.
Compatibility issue resolution
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