BD lists three potential probable results from the recalled devices: inability or “difficulty separating the stylet from the intraosseous needle,” the stylet not deploying the needle and the powered driver “sticking unexpectedly to the magnet.”
Because there are no replacements for the products, which were manufactured between Sept. 10, 2019, and Dec. 7, 2021, the recall may delay intraosseous procedures.
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