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PSUR Report

The vigilance database section of your PSUR, generated in seconds: FDA MAUDE adverse event trends, recalls, and enforcement classifications for your device and similar devices — with the documented, reproducible methodology auditors ask for.

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Reporting period 2024-072026-06 · FDA data refreshed ~monthly

Product Code: ONB FDA class 2

Closed Antineoplastic And Hazardous Drug Reconstitution And Transfer System

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Adverse events in period
1,565
+53% vs. prior period (1,022)
Deaths reported
0
Recalls in period
41
Class I enforcement
0

Adverse events per month

2024-07 – 2026-06
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Events by type

Period vs. prior period
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Event type
Period
Prior
Injury
25
12
Malfunction
1,531
1,005
Other
9
5

Most reported coded problems

Top 15
Product problems
Count
Fluid/Blood Leak
428
Leak/Splash
339
Disconnection
218
Contamination
93
No Flow
70
Particulates
69
Break
65
Material Separation
55
Defective Component
51
Device Contamination with Chemical or Other Material
50
Connection Problem
43
Infusion or Flow Problem
25
Air/Gas in Device
21
Separation Problem
20
Inflation Problem
18
Patient problems
Count
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions
1,360
Chemical Exposure
133
Insufficient Information
85
Hemorrhage/Blood Loss/Bleeding
11
Extravasation
1
Cerebrospinal Fluid Leakage
1
Cancer
1
Burning Sensation
1
Altered State of Consciousness
1

Recalls in period

41 total
FDA enforcement classification: Class II: 41
Date
Recalling firm
Status
2026-03-24
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-09-08
Open, Classified
2025-06-16
Open, Classified
2024-11-06
Open, Classified

Adverse events by year

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Methodology & data provenance

For your PSUR appendix

Search protocol: FDA MAUDE adverse event reports, FDA device recalls, and FDA enforcement reports (openFDA datasets) were queried for product code ONB, reporting period 2024-07 to 2026-06 (prior comparison period 2022-07 to 2024-06).

Data coverage: adverse event data for these product codes extends through 2026-05. Source openFDA export dated 2026-06-30. Recall records with missing or implausible initiation dates (0 for these codes) are excluded from period counts.

Generated: 2026-07-05 21:22 UTC by BEUDAMED (beudamed.com/fda/psur-report). Dataset sizes: 25,039,198 adverse events, 58,607 recalls, 39,365 enforcement reports.

PSUR database searches, explained

Under the EU MDR, manufacturers must produce a Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR) (Class IIa and above; a PMS report for Class I) on a defined schedule. A required part of that report is a survey of publicly available vigilance data — most importantly the FDA's MAUDE adverse event database and FDA recall records — covering both your own device and similar devices on the market (the "state of the art").

Doing this by hand means repeated MAUDE queries, manual export, deduplication, and trending — hours of work per report, repeated every reporting period. This tool runs the same search protocol in seconds and documents it: which datasets were queried, with which filters, when, and with what coverage — so the search is reproducible, which is exactly what a Notified Body auditor wants to see.

Event counts are grouped by the FDA's reported event type (death, injury, malfunction). Name-based device matching is clearly labeled as indicative: only you can confirm whether a specific MAUDE report concerns your device. Recall records with implausible dates are excluded and the exclusion is disclosed. All data is from the official openFDA datasets and refreshed approximately monthly.