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Guidant Finds More Defibrillator Problems |
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June 25, 2005
The agency said that four malfunctions have been confirmed and a fifth is suspected. In the four confirmed incidents, patients or physicians were alerted to the condition by audible tones that signaled the magnetic switch was closed. The four devices have been replaced and there have been no documented patient injuries. Guidant said physicians should reprogram the defibrillators so their magnet use is off. The devices will continue to function. Patients who hear beeping tones from the defibrillators, however, should go to the emergency room immediately. Report Your Experience
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