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11/4/2009 1:43 PM By Kelly Holleran
"Some of the Sprint Fidelis Lead Model Number 6949, which was the type of ICD implanted into the plaintiffs' bodies, were defective due to the spot welding that was used to attach the lead cables to electrodes placed on the heart to monitor its beating, the plaintiffs claim. "The welding required to affix the Sprint Fidelis Lead cables can damage the fine, small wires in the cables," the complaint says. The company blamed the doctors' findings on their implantation techniques and not on the device itself, according to the complaint." http://www.madisonrecord.com/news/222034... Rating :
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