(RTTNews) - Philips Respironics, affiliated to Dutch consumer electronics giant, announced additional usage instructions for Trilogy Evo Ventilators related to use of in-line nebulizers. The company ...

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FDA today identified Philips Respironics Trilogy Evo continuous ventilator recall as Class I, over a month after the company initiated the voluntary correction in March. The ventilators affected by ...

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Philips sent an urgent field safety notice to customers in March instructing them to no longer use non-pneumatic nebulizers, including vibrating mesh nebulizers, with its Trilogy Evo ventilators. The ...

Philips’ Respironics division previously notified U.S. customers of the correction in mid-July, urging them to download and install version 1.05.10.00 for its Trilogy Evo, Trilogy EV300, Trilogy Evo ...

Philips Respironics recently announced a mandatory software correction and updates to its instructions for use (IFU) for the Trilogy Evo, EV300, Evo02, and Evo Universal ventilators to resolve several ...

Philips' latest recall centers on several of the company's Trilogy ventilators—including the Trilogy EV300, seen here—none of which were included in Philips' much larger, still-ongoing 2021 recall, ...

In March, Philips recalled more than 73,000 ventilators that absorbed dust and dirt into breathing tubes. This week, the Food and Drug Administration reported that the issue has been associated with ...