Bard Recalls RapidFire Multiple Band Ligator; A&A Class I Recall Updated
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
CR Bard is recalling 12,206 units of its RapidFire Multiple Band Ligator following discovery that the device may fail to deploy and prevent control of bleeding
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