Defibrillator Alert
- Sprint Fidelis model 6930
- Sprint Fidelis model 6931
- Sprint Fidelis model 6948
- Sprint Fidelis model 6949
Approximately 268,000 of the recalled Medtronic leads are already implanted in patients. According to industry analysts, the Sprint Fidelis lead is used on about 60% of all Medtronic defibrillators implanted, but it could also be used with other defibrillators manufactured by companies like Boston Scientific/Guidant or St. Jude. It is not used with pacemakers.
The attorneys at Carabin & Shaw P.C. are investigating claims for compensation for individuals who have the Sprint Fidelis lead. As a result of the defective wire which was placed in their chest, Medtronic has forced them to face a future of concern about whether their device will suddenly malfunction. If you, a friend or family member believe you may have this lead, request a free consultation. Any defibrillator implanted since 2004 could have a Sprint Fidelis lead. Medical records and patient information cards can be reviewed to determine if you may be eligible for compensation. There is no obligation to hire a lawyer, and there are no fees or expenses unless a recovery is obtained. Call us toll free at 1-800-862-1260.
TRADEMARK NOTICE: Sprint Fidelis is a trademark of Medtronic Corporation.
The Carabin & Shaw Law Firm, its' lawyers and this website is in no way affiliated with Medtronic Corporation. The use of this mark is solely for informational and product identification purposes.


