Baxter recalls Spectrum infusion pumps
The Food and Drug Administration March 5 announced that Baxter Healthcare Corporation recalled its Spectrum infusion pumps due to the potential for missing motor mounting screws. The FDA said missing motor mounting screws could lead to insufficient or excessive therapy, interruption in therapy or delay in therapy, which can result in serious adverse health consequences. Baxter has reported one serious injury related to the issue.
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