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Defibrillators recalled due to short circuit.(Clinical Rounds)
MRL Inc. is recalling AED20 automatic external defibrillators (part No. 972200E) because the devices are susceptible to a malfunction that can prevent the delivery of a shock.
The recall was initiated following the receipt of a complaint of malfunction during clinical use that resulted in a death in Canada. The malfunction occurs when impact to the exterior of the AED20 causes an internal electrical short circuit, resulting in failure of the device to ...
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