Manufacturer
21 recalls in our database name Philips Healthcare as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
Of the 21 recalls from Philips Healthcare we have scored against our rubric, 0 (0%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 0 (0%) are Severe.
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Philips is recalling Incisive CT software version 5.0 in 140 systems nationwide due to three compliance issues that may affect scan timing and imaging parameters.
Philips Healthcare is recalling the StentBoost Live R2.0 application due to a software configuration error. The imaging system fails to stop image acquisition automatically, continuing indefinitely while the pedal is pressed instead of stopping after 40 images.
Philips Azurion R2.1 systems have a software defect that causes the Patient Type to change unexpectedly when starting a procedure, potentially affecting dose control settings without user notification.
Philips Healthcare is recalling Azurion systems with software releases 2.1(L1) and 2.1(L2) due to a software defect that prevents proper reconstruction of 3D X-ray images when the detector is positioned outside required tolerance.
Philips Healthcare is recalling DigitalDiagnost C90 medical imaging devices because some units lack required radiation warning labels and X-ray certification statements. Affected customers should contact Philips to have the missing labels applied.
Philips Healthcare is recalling CombiDiagnost R90 X-ray systems because some units lack required FDA radiation warning labels and X-ray certification statements. No injuries have been reported.
Philips Healthcare is recalling ProxiDiagnost N90 diagnostic X-ray systems that lack required FDA radiation warning labels. Some units nationwide were found missing the mandatory radiation safety labels and certification statements required by federal standards.
Philips Healthcare is recalling two DigitalDiagnost C50 stationary X-ray systems in Puerto Rico due to a missing label identified during recent evaluations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 459 Allura Xper systems because shutter positions reset when procedure types change, potentially affecting imaging accuracy.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 459 Centron systems because shutter settings reset when procedure types change, potentially affecting imaging accuracy.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 459 UNIQ systems because the shutter position resets to open when a new procedure type is selected, potentially losing previous settings.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 423 Ingenuity Core128 CT systems in the US due to software defects that cause incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling Ingenuity Core CT systems due to software defects that cause incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling Brilliance iCT Computed Tomography X-Ray Systems due to software defects that cause incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 423 Brilliance 64 CT systems in the US due to software defects causing incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling Brilliance iCT SP CT systems due to software defects that cause incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling five DuraDiagnost stationary X-ray systems because the detector may incorrectly signal readiness, causing failed image acquisitions.
Philips Healthcare is recalling Ingenuity Elite CT systems due to software defects that cause incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 160 DigitalDiagnost stationary X-ray systems because the detector may incorrectly signal readiness, resulting in failed image acquisition.
Philips Healthcare is recalling Ingenuity CT systems due to software defects that cause incorrect scan lengths and dose calculations.
Philips Healthcare is recalling 50 InnerCool RTx Endovascular Systems because the main control board may display inaccurate low patient temperature readings and trigger false alarms.
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Philips Healthcare
Division of Philips manufacturing healthcare equipment and providing related services
Source: Wikidata (Q4046835), licensed CC0. Wikidata is community-edited and may not reflect the current corporate structure.