Manufacturer
475 recalls in our database name GE Healthcare, LLC as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
Of the 475 recalls from GE Healthcare, LLC we have scored against our rubric, 8 (2%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 43 (9%) are Severe.
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GE Healthcare is recalling 1,027 Optima XR220amx and XR200amx mobile X-ray systems due to a software issue that may cause patient exams to display incorrectly.
GE Healthcare is recalling 17,444 Patient Data Modules used with SOLAR 8000 and Transport Pro monitors. The recall addresses a potential safety issue where fluid ingress can cause heat buildup.
GE Healthcare is recalling Multi Absorber Original, Disposable devices due to a potential safety issue involving air leakage associated with the CO2 Multi Absorber.
GE Healthcare is recalling specific patient monitors because they may apply an incorrect ECG filter setting if impedance respiration is enabled at startup.
GE Healthcare is recalling four models of nuclear medicine and CT imaging systems because the detector may contact a patient's elbow during specific SPECT scans.
GE Healthcare is recalling 710 Vivid E9 ultrasound systems worldwide due to a software defect that can cause the system to slow down and lock up during critical procedures.
GE Healthcare is recalling AW VolumeShare and AW Server software due to a potential safety issue where images may display in the wrong orientation after rotation.
GE Healthcare is recalling PET scanners because a software issue may cause different image series to share the same ID, potentially leading to incorrect image display.
GE Healthcare is recalling 810 X-ray systems because internal bolts on the power assist handle may loosen or fall out, potentially causing the handle to stick in the ON position.
GE Healthcare is recalling specific anesthesia devices because they may deliver excessive tidal volume in a specific ventilation mode, posing a risk of harm to patients.
GE Healthcare is recalling specific X-ray imaging systems because missing screws in the overhead video monitor suspension could create a safety hazard.
GE Healthcare is recalling 911 ventilators and anesthesia machines because manufacturing defects may cause display buttons to fail, preventing access to menu functions.
GE Healthcare is recalling Optima CT660 scanners because the DMPR and Screen Save functions may generate duplicate Series UIDs, potentially causing PACS systems to combine patient series incorrectly.
GE Healthcare is recalling specific MRI scanners because yellow foam on the end bells may extend past the covers. The foam itself is not hazardous, but it may absorb fluids.
GE Healthcare is recalling specific MRI scanners because they may generate non-unique series identifiers in image headers, which can cause data association errors when exported to PACS systems.
GE Healthcare is recalling 179 Seno Advantage workstations because a software issue may cause patient mismatch without a warning message, potentially impacting patient safety.
GE Healthcare is recalling CARESCAPE Monitor B650 units due to potential issues. No injuries or illnesses have been reported.
GE Healthcare is recalling 636 CARESCAPE Monitor B850 units due to a software issue that may cause incorrect alarm priorities when managed via the iCentral network.
GE Healthcare is recalling READY View software because it may compute and display incorrect fMRI activation maps.
GE Healthcare is recalling four Discovery IGS 730 Cardiovascular X-Ray Imaging Systems due to a software error that may prevent the system from booting.
GE Healthcare is recalling Tec 6 and Tec 6 Plus anesthesia vaporizers because the pre-operative leak test may fail to detect leaks caused by seal wear.
GE Healthcare is recalling CARESCAPE Patient Data Modules because movement of the ECG connector can cause signal noise, potentially reducing the device's ability to detect arrhythmias.
GE Healthcare is recalling TRAM Modules because movement of the ECG connector causes signal noise, which may reduce the accuracy of ECG, respiration, and arrhythmia monitoring.
GE Healthcare is recalling 225 units of the ViewPoint 6 ultrasound system because it may incorrectly calculate venous flow measurements, potentially leading to false high-risk diagnoses for trisomy.
GE Healthcare is recalling Dash 3000, 4000, and 5000 patient monitors because movement of the ECG connector can cause intermittent noise on ECG and respiration waveforms, potentially reducing detection performance.
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GE HealthCare
American multinational medical technology company
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