Manufacturer
41 recalls in our database name GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS ISRAEL, FUNCTIONAL IMAGING as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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GE Healthcare recalls certain Infinia II and related nuclear medicine systems that may have been transported without proper detector support. This risk of detector fall could cause life-threatening bodily injury.
GE Healthcare recalled 116 nuclear medicine imaging systems worldwide due to risk that systems transported without proper detector support could experience detector falls and life-threatening injury.
GE Healthcare is recalling certain nuclear medicine imaging systems that may have improper detector support from transport, creating a risk of detector fall and life-threatening bodily injury.
GE Healthcare recalls certain nuclear medicine systems that could have been transported without proper detector support, risking detector falls and life-threatening injury.
GE Healthcare's Infinia nuclear medicine systems may have been transported without proper detector support, risking detector falls and life-threatening injury. The recall affects 93 units worldwide.
GE Healthcare nuclear medicine systems including Infinia II Hawkeye 4 may have been transported without proper detector support, risking detector failure and serious injury.
GE Healthcare nuclear medicine imaging systems may have improper detector support following transport or relocation, potentially causing detector fall and life-threatening injury. The recall affects 36 systems distributed worldwide.
GE Healthcare's Discovery NM/CT 670 nuclear medicine imaging systems may have detectors that fall if not properly supported during transport or relocation, posing risk of life-threatening injury.
Certain GE Healthcare nuclear medicine systems were potentially transported without proper detector support, risking detector fall and life-threatening injury. Affected facilities should have their equipment inspected before clinical use.
GE Medical Systems is recalling MyoSPECT cardiac imaging systems due to service handles on internal lead covers that could loosen or release, potentially causing the cover to drop and injure service personnel. The recall affects 133 devices distributed worldwide.
GE Nuclear Medicine 600/800 series imaging systems may have faulty detectors that could fall, causing serious injury. Mitigation measures may not be properly implemented on 34 units distributed worldwide.
GE Nuclear Medicine BRIVO B615 imaging systems may have an ineffective safety mitigation, allowing the detector to fall and cause life-threatening injury. The FDA issued a Class I recall for seven units distributed worldwide.
GE Nuclear Medicine 600/800 series systems have a safety mitigation that may not be correctly implemented, allowing the detector to fall and cause life-threatening injury. 557 units are affected worldwide.
GE Medical Systems is recalling 380 GE Nuclear Medicine 600/800 series diagnostic imaging systems worldwide due to potential failure in detector mitigation that could allow the detector to fall, risking life-threatening injury.
GE Nuclear Medicine 600/800 series systems (748 units distributed worldwide) may have improperly implemented detector fall mitigations. If the mitigation fails, the detector can fall and cause life-threatening bodily injury.
GE is recalling 86 Nuclear Medicine 600/800 series systems worldwide due to a potential failure in a safety mitigation. If not correctly implemented, the detector can fall and cause life-threatening injury.