Nimbus: Nimbus Pump System
Recall due to a high number (3698) of customer complaints related to the Nimbus Infusion Pump systems
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Recall due to a high number (3698) of customer complaints related to the Nimbus Infusion Pump systems
Not suppliedPublished notice; closure not supplied
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InfuTronix is removing the Nimbus Infusion Pump Systems from the market due to multiple potential failure modes, including battery failure, upstream occlusion, system errors, drug product leakage, high or low flow rate, or damaged pump housing. The device w...
Class IReported ongoing
Distribution: Domestic US distribution nationwide. No international distribution.
InfuTronix is removing the Nimbus Infusion Pump Systems from the market due to multiple potential failure modes, including battery failure, upstream occlusion, system errors, drug product leakage, high or low flow rate, or damaged pump housing. The device w...
Class IReported ongoing
Distribution: Domestic US distribution nationwide. No international distribution.
An unreleased Version 4 Protocol Library was installed on Nimbus PainPro (H) infusion pumps in error that may impact patient safety if used on patients.
Class IIReported ongoing
Distribution: US Nationwide distribution in the states of NC and OH.
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