Two More NECC Products Positive for Bacterial Contamination

Laboratory samples from two additional recalled products from the New England Compounding Center have tested positive for bacterial contamination, according to the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

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The FDA and CDC found bacteria in three batches of preservative-free betamethasone and in a single batch of cardioplegia solution. The test results reinforce the lack of sterility in products manufactured by NECC and that healthcare providers should not use any of its products.

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