Manufacturer
124 recalls in our database name GE Medical Systems, LLC as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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Certain GE Tec anesthesia vaporizers (Tec 6 Plus and Tec 800 series) may deliver less anesthetic agent than the dial indicates due to a manufacturing issue. Users should cease use and contact GE Medical for instructions.
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 Medical Systems is recalling 644 Tec 820 ISO Anesthesia Vaporizers due to a manufacturing issue that causes them to deliver less anesthetic than the dial setting indicates. Distributed nationwide and globally.
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 is recalling 8 Discovery MR750w 3.0T MRI scanners because their gradient coils can produce elevated acoustic noise during scanning under specific conditions.
GE Medical Systems is recalling three SIGNA Architect AIR MRI systems due to gradient coils that can produce elevated acoustic noise during scanning. The units were distributed to the US and 12 countries worldwide.
GE Medical Systems is recalling certain SIGNA Architect MRI systems because their gradient coils can produce elevated acoustic noise during scanning under specific conditions, potentially risking hearing damage.
GE Medical Systems is recalling SIGNA PET/MR and DISCOVERY PET/MR imaging systems because gradient coils can produce elevated acoustic noise during scanning under specific conditions.
GE HealthCare recalled 23 SIGNA Victor MRI systems due to a software issue that can cause MR conditional implants to overheat. The defect occurs under specific imaging mode and configuration combinations.
A software error in GE SIGNA Hero MRI systems can cause overheating of MR conditional implants under specific conditions. The recall affects 95 units distributed worldwide.
GE Medical Systems recalled three SIGNA 7.0T MRI systems due to a software error that can exceed preset safety limits during imaging, potentially overheating implants in patients under certain conditions.
GE SIGNA MR355 MRI systems running software versions SV25.5 or SV25.6 may cause implant overheating in certain scanning conditions. Risk occurs when using specific imaging sequences with the Optimized T2 FLAIR feature disabled.
GE Medical Systems is recalling 72 SIGNA Prime MR imaging systems worldwide. Under specific imaging conditions, the systems can exceed prescribed radiofrequency safety limits, potentially causing MR conditional implants to overheat.
GE Medical Systems is recalling 404 SIGNA Premier MRI systems worldwide due to a software issue where radiofrequency energy can exceed prescribed safety limits during specific imaging sequences, potentially overheating MR-conditional implants.
GE SIGNA Explorer MR imaging systems with affected software versions may overheat implants during certain scan sequences. 2,528 units affected worldwide; no injuries reported.
GE SIGNA Pioneer MR systems with certain software versions may allow radiofrequency exposure to exceed prescribed limits in Low SAR Mode when using specific imaging sequences, potentially causing overheating of MR conditional implants.
GE Medical Systems is recalling SIGNA UHP MRI systems with software versions RX28.0 or MR30.1. A configuration issue can cause radiofrequency output to exceed prescribed limits, potentially overheating MR conditional implants.
GE Medical Systems recalled SIGNA MAGNUS MRI systems with software versions MR29.1 or RX29.1. Under specific imaging conditions in Low SAR Mode, the system may exceed safe radiofrequency power limits and cause implanted medical devices to overheat.
GE Medical Systems is recalling SIGNA Artist MR imaging systems because they may produce radiofrequency power exceeding user-set limits when using certain imaging sequences in Low SAR Mode, potentially causing MR-conditional implants to overheat.
GE SIGNA MR380 MRI systems with software versions SV25.5 or SV25.6 may exceed radiofrequency heating limits during certain imaging sequences, potentially causing MR-conditional implants to overheat. The issue occurs in Low SAR Mode when specific T2 FLAIR sequences are used with the Optimized T2 FLAIR option disabled.
GE HealthCare has recalled certain Brivo MR355 MRI systems due to a software issue that can cause overheating of implanted medical devices in specific imaging scenarios. Approximately 375 units have been affected worldwide.
GE Medical Systems is recalling 3.0T SIGNA HDxt MRI systems because radiofrequency energy can exceed safety limits under specific operating conditions, potentially overheating implanted medical devices in patients.
GE Medical Systems is recalling SIGNA Architect MRI systems in which software may allow B1+ radiofrequency exposure to exceed user-prescribed limits during certain T2 FLAIR imaging sequences, risking MR-conditional implant overheating.
GE SIGNA MR360 MRI systems with software versions SV25.5 or SV25.6 may exceed prescribed RF exposure limits in certain scan configurations, potentially overheating MR-conditional implants. The recall affects 81 units worldwide.
GE HealthCare is recalling certain Discovery MR750w 3.0T MRI systems where the magnetic field strength (B1+RMS) can exceed the prescribed limit during specific imaging sequences, potentially causing overheating of MR-conditional implants.