BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE

Manufacturer adverse-event records for BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE come from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) MAUDE database via openFDA, refreshed March 2026 - see our methodology. Not medical advice.

FDA MAUDE device safety record · 2008–2019 · heavy-book · typical Death-code · injury-light

Injury-mix signature

BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE is lighter on Injury codes

Injury-coded event_type share is 0.8% (injury-light tercile) beside 0.66% Death-coded (typical). Volume band: heavy.

What the Injury-mix reading shows for BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE

The standout signal for BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE is Injury-mix: 0.8% Injury-coded (injury-light) beside 0.66% Death-coded, on a heavy-book footprint.

As a heavy-book manufacturer, portfolio size and reporting obligations inflate absolute counts - pair BAXTER HEALTHCARE - SINGAPORE with device-family pages before treating company totals as a safety verdict. Event_type Death and Injury are one code per report; Patient Outcomes below use a separate FDA population.

Reports span 12 device types, led in this extract by Malfunction at 72,135 (98.4% of event_type total). Peak single-year volume reaches 37,295 reports across 12 years. These are raw FDA submissions, not adjudicated findings. Snapshot . Verify current communications on the FDA MDR page.

73,286
Total Reports
485
Event-type Death
581
Injury Reports
12
Device Types

Event Types

Malfunction 72,135 (98.4%)
Injury 581 (0.8%)
Death 485 (0.7%)
84 (0.1%)
Other 1 (0.0%)

Patient Outcomes

FDA patient-outcome codes (separate from event_type). Percentages use this chart's row total.

72,228 (98.1%)
Death 487 (0.7%)
Hospitalization 298 (0.4%)
R 215 (0.3%)
Required Intervention 156 (0.2%)
Other 105 (0.1%)
H 85 (0.1%)
O 18 (0.0%)
Life Threatening 9 (0.0%)
Congenital Anomaly 2 (0.0%)
Disability 1 (0.0%)

Yearly Trend

08
2008: 5
09
2009: 457
10
2010: 3,797
11
2011: 37,295
12
2012: 11,410
13
2013: 4,655
14
2014: 6,284
15
2015: 5,938
16
2016: 1,772
17
2017: 1,010
18
2018: 449
19
2019: 214