Zoe Medical Incorporated is recalling 7,935 Spacelabs Ultraview DM3 and DM4 Vital Signs Monitors because the product labeling does not provide enough warning about the risks of using damaged batteries or those that have exceeded their service life. This recall affects various monitor models including the 91330 (DM3) and 91331 (DM4) series, which were distributed across various healthcare settings. If the batteries in these monitors are not properly maintained or replaced when damaged, the device could fail unexpectedly or cause a safety hazard.
The lack of adequate warnings may lead users to continue using damaged or expired batteries, which can result in the monitor losing power during critical patient monitoring or, in severe cases, cause battery overheating or leakage.
Labeling update and safety instructions
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response
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