Manufacturer
124 recalls in our database name GE Medical Systems, LLC as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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Pending LLM rewrite. Source: FDA_DEVICE Z-2304-2025.
Pending LLM rewrite. Source: FDA_DEVICE Z-2131-2025.
Pending LLM rewrite. Source: FDA_DEVICE Z-2132-2025.
Pending LLM rewrite. Source: FDA_DEVICE Z-2133-2025.
Pending LLM rewrite. Source: FDA_DEVICE Z-2130-2025.
GE Medical Systems is recalling certain OEC Elite and OEC 3D mobile C-arm systems that may produce X-ray fields exceeding acceptable limits. Some units also lack proper acceptance limits in their service manuals.
GE Medical Systems is recalling certain OEC Elite and OEC 3D mobile C-arm imaging systems because some units may produce X-ray fields that exceed acceptable limits, posing a potential radiation safety risk.
GE Medical Systems is recalling certain Venue Go ultrasound system models worldwide due to potential battery internal failure that could result in smoke or fire.
GE Medical Systems is recalling certain Venue Fit ultrasound systems because the battery can develop an internal failure that could result in smoke or fire.
GE Healthcare Revolution Apex and Revolution CT series systems may leak coolant fluid onto the floor near the gantry. The blue-colored, non-toxic fluid poses a slip and fall hazard if not noticed.
GE Healthcare Revolution CT and Apex series imaging systems may leak blue coolant fluid near the gantry base, creating a potential slip and fall hazard. Approximately 250 units have been distributed worldwide.
GE Healthcare is recalling 21 Revolution CT and Revolution Apex series CT systems due to potential coolant fluid leaks near the gantry base. The leaking fluid poses a slip-and-fall hazard if not cleaned up promptly.
Certain GE Healthcare Revolution CT and Apex series systems may leak coolant fluid near the gantry base, creating a potential slip-fall hazard if left unnoticed.
GE Healthcare Revolution CT systems may leak glycol coolant near the gantry base. While the non-toxic fluid poses no chemical hazard, it creates a slip-and-fall risk if not noticed and cleaned.
GE Healthcare Revolution CT and Apex series systems can leak coolant fluid onto the floor near the gantry, creating a slip and fall hazard. The blue-colored fluid is non-corrosive and not hot, but poses injury risk if not noticed.
GE Healthcare is recalling Revolution CT and Revolution Apex series systems due to potential coolant fluid leaks from the gantry base, which could create a slip and fall hazard.
GE Medical Systems is recalling the Discovery XR656 HD X-ray imaging system due to a malfunction in the Automatic Exposure Control (AEC) feature. The defect allows continued X-ray exposure beyond intended limits without requiring operator acknowledgment.
GE Medical Systems is recalling Definium 656HD and Discovery XR656HD X-Ray systems due to an Automatic Exposure Control defect that may allow radiation exposure to exceed intended safety limits.
GE Medical Systems' Optima XR646 HD X-Ray imaging systems may allow continued radiation exposure beyond the safety limit without operator confirmation. A warning message displays but does not prevent the excess exposure.
GE Medical Systems' Discovery XR656HD X-Ray imaging systems can allow radiation exposures to exceed the Automatic Exposure Control limit without blocking further exposure. Approximately 3,149 units are affected worldwide, including 1,697 in the United States.
A software issue in GE's Portrait Core Services medical device software causes loss of patient monitoring capability in the Portrait Central Viewer Application after 425 days of continuous operation.
Certain Tec 6 Plus and Tec 800 series anesthesia vaporizers may deliver less anesthetic agent than the dial setting indicates due to a manufacturing issue. Approximately 1,573 units are affected, distributed in the United States and globally.
GE Medical Systems recalls Tec 850 SEV anesthesia vaporizers due to a manufacturing defect that may cause them to deliver less anesthetic agent than the dial setting indicates. Affected devices distributed nationwide and globally.
GE Healthcare Optima XR200amx mobile radiographic systems may have missing bolts in the Column Safety mechanism, which could allow the X-ray arm to drop if an internal cable fails.
GE Healthcare Optima XR240amx systems with column replacement may have missing bolts in the Column Safety mechanism. If these bolts are missing and the counterpoise cable fails, the X-ray arm could drop.