Mercury Medical is recalling 1,300 units of the Neo-Tee T-Piece Resuscitator, models 1050805 and 1050832, used for pediatric emergency respiratory support. The recall was initiated because a critical manufacturing step was missed, which may cause the manual resuscitator's circuit flow controller to come apart during use. This defect can interrupt life-saving respiratory support for infants and children in emergency situations.
If the flow controller detaches while the device is in use, the patient may not receive necessary oxygen or ventilation. This poses a significant risk of respiratory failure, oxygen deprivation, and other life-threatening complications for pediatric patients requiring emergency breathing assistance.
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