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When performing head or neck scans, the currently displayed SAR values could be lower than the actual SAR in the head as predicted by SAR modeling. The predicted HEAD SAR value from the modeling suggests the actual SAR in the head could exceed IEC60601-2-33 limit of 3.2 W/kg for some scans.

Aug 31, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

When performing head or neck scans, the currently displayed SAR values could be lower than the actual SAR in the head as predicted by SAR modeling. The predicted HEAD SAR value from the modeling suggests the actual SAR in the head could exceed IEC60601-2-33 limit of 3.2 W/kg for some scans.

Aug 31, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

When performing head or neck scans, the currently displayed SAR values could be lower than the actual SAR in the head as predicted by SAR modeling. The predicted HEAD SAR value from the modeling suggests the actual SAR in the head could exceed IEC60601-2-33 limit of 3.2 W/kg for some scans.

Aug 31, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

When performing head or neck scans, the currently displayed SAR values could be lower than the actual SAR in the head as predicted by SAR modeling. The predicted HEAD SAR value from the modeling suggests the actual SAR in the head could exceed IEC60601-2-33 limit of 3.2 W/kg for some scans.

Aug 31, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

Inaccurate distance measurements with magnified projection X-ray images.

Sep 28, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

Potential failure mode related to the radial brake, where the detector was able to drift, led to a re-design of the brake redundancy circuit. The redesigned Brake Redundancy Circuit will force even a defective brake to engage in the unpowered state by applying a reverse charge to the brake and ensuring the brake has demagnetized.

Jun 26, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

1. Device will perform the weekly automated tests hourly, which could cause the therapy capacitors to degrade sooner than intended and 2. While connected to AC or DC power and with no battery installed or the battery installed has a charge level of less than 10%, the Ready for Use (RFU) indicator will not provide the expected low battery indication

Nov 19, 2014 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

MRx monitor/defibrillator could reboot at an indeterminate time, potentially causing therapy to be interrupted or delayed

Dec 23, 2014 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

There is a defect in one lot of a buffer, non-specific background staining that has, in some instances, interfered with interpretation of the staining results.

Sep 4, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

Inaccurate distance measurements with magnified projection X-ray images.

Sep 28, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

The firm is conducting a product correction due to an increase in U90-382 or 6LU condition codes (wash errors) when using VITROS Calibrator Kit 9, Lot 0954.

Sep 28, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

Possibility that the catheter peel-away component hub tabs may prematurely detach when the practitioner begins to peel apart the sheath body from the catheter. Although the issue does not pose a significant risk to the patient, it may cause a delay of treatment when placing the catheter.

Oct 16, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

May report values outside the published performance specifications for pH. After a certain point in shelf life, the pH sensor may give results that are falsely elevated. The discrepancy is greater as shelf life progresses and can be seen on the aqueous controls before the blood.

Sep 16, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

It would be possible for an abnormal analytical test result value from an affected newborn to be reported with a default result interpretation of normal. The analytical test result value would be correct but the interpretation of the test result value would be incorrect.

Aug 24, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment View Details →

May report values outside the published performance specifications for pH. After a certain point in shelf life, the pH sensor may give results that are falsely elevated. The discrepancy is greater as shelf life progresses and can be seen on the aqueous controls before the blood.

Sep 16, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment Nationwide View Details →

ISE module may produce discrepant, unflagged results for Sodium, Potassium or Chloride when the respective electrode is left unplugged after replacement, washing or maintenance activities. The calibration and 2-level QC will fail if the electrode is left unplugged. The IFU states to calibrate the ISEs after replacement and to run two levels of controls before running patient samples.

Aug 28, 2015 Diagnostic Equipment View Details →