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Medtronic Quick Set Infusion Sets Used With MiniMed Paradigm Insulin Pumps
Medtronic recalls QUICK SET® INFUSION SETS used with MiniMed Paradigm Insulin Pumps!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - MINNEAPOLIS – July 10, 2009
– Medtronic, Inc. (NYSE:MDT) said today that it has initiated a recall
of specific lots of Quick-set® infusion sets that are used with MiniMed Paradigm insulin pumps.
An infusion set is a thin plastic tube used to deliver insulin from an
insulin pump to a diabetes patient, and is typically replaced by the
patient every three days. Affected infusion sets are reference numbers
MMT-396, MMT-397, MMT-398 and MMT-399 with lot numbers starting with
the number "8." Medtronic recently discovered that approximately two
percent of "Lot 8" Quick-set infusion sets (which represents
approximately 60,000 infusion sets out of an estimated 3 million
infusion sets currently with customers) may not work properly. The
affected infusion sets may not allow the insulin pump to vent air
pressure properly. This could potentially result in the device
delivering too much or too little insulin and may lead to serious
injury or death.
Patients should discontinue using "Lot 8" Quick-set infusion sets.
The lot number (for example 8XXXXXX) is clearly marked on both the
product box label, and on each individual infusion set package.
Customers are being asked to return any affected infusion sets to the company.
Medtronic is providing customers with replacement Quick-set infusion sets at no additional charge.
"Lot 8" Quick-set infusion sets were distributed in the United
States, and in limited quantities in a small number of countries
outside of the United States. No other Medtronic devices or infusion sets are involved in this recall.
According to doctors who treat diabetes, patients' blood glucose levels as a reult of too little insulin can cause frequent urination, muscle stiffness, aching, nausea and dizziness. Blood sugar can rise to a dangerously high (hyperglycemic) level if untrested and result in Ketoacidosis, coma and death. Too much insulin can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) resulting in dizziness, fainting, confusion, weakness, difficulty speaking, hunger, sweating, seizure, coma and death
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Medtronic has initiated a voluntary recall of Quick-set infusion sets
Medtronic has initiated a voluntary recall of Quick-set infusion
sets
Medtronic has initiated a voluntary recall of Quick-set infusion
sets. Only specific lots of the infusion sets which are used with
MiniMed Paradigm insulin pumps are being recalled.
Medtronic, Inc. and FDA notified healthcare professionals and
patients of a recall of Quick-set infusion sets that are used with
MiniMed Paradigm insulin pumps because the affected infusion sets may
not allow the insulin pump to vent air pressure properly.