Natus Neurology is recalling 27 units of the Natus Brain Monitor Breakout Box (Part Number 021911), which is a device used for electroencephalograph (EEG) monitoring. The recall was issued because the left-side labels on the device incorrectly show impedance readings for the right side. Natus received two complaints regarding this labeling error before initiating the voluntary recall via letter to affected customers.
Incorrect labeling of impedance values can lead to confusion or technical errors during neurological monitoring. If a clinician relies on these mislabeled readings, it could result in improper setup or difficulty interpreting the patient's brain activity data accurately.
Corrective action or return
Full-montage standard electroencephalograph.
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