St. Jude Medical has recalled its Merlin.net Patient Care Network Heart Failure Web Application (Model MN6000) because of a technical issue during a data migration. This problem, which occurred when moving data to cloud servers, may prevent the application from transmitting or receiving patient readings. Approximately 25 systems are affected by this issue. Because doctors use this system to monitor pulmonary artery pressure and adjust heart failure treatments, a failure to transmit data could lead to delays in critical medical management.
The failure to transmit data prevents healthcare providers from seeing changes in a patient's heart pressure in real-time. This could delay necessary adjustments to heart failure treatments, potentially resulting in worsening patient health or hospitalizations.
The web application interfaces with the CardioMEMS Hospital System model CM3100.
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