Complainant reports his cpap is emitting gases caused by foam breaking down.He is aware of the philip recall for his cpap, and he has initiated his complaint through their process as stated in their recall.Complainant states he is not receiving any guidance from the company regarding the next step to retrieve and replace his cpap.Notification date: 07/30/2021, health professional attended, hospitalization not required.Difficulty breathing/respiratory; sleep problems, nervous.Provider name: dr.(b)(6), defective: emitting gases caused by foam.On (b)(6) 2021 dal-do ccc: complainant was contacted and provided the fda website landing page for this recall: as the medical device manufacturer, philips respironics has a responsibility not only to ensure the manufacture of safe and effective devices, but also to establish an appropriate mitigation strategy to reduce public harm in the event of device failure or defect.The fda is reviewing the information philips respironics has provided regarding replacement devices while continuing to work with philips respironics on their corrective actions for existing devices.As the fda reviews this info, the fda will determine whether the proposed replacement devices pose any add'l risk to people who use these devices.Complaint: (b)(4).
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