SOMATOM Go.Up, Material Number 11061628 There is a potential for a software issue that may cause the need for necessary patient rescans.
Class I - DangerousWhat Should You Do?
- Check if you have this product: Serial Numbers: 108052, 108053, 108054, 108055, 108056, 108057, 108058, 108059, 108060, 108061, 108062, 108063, 108064, 108065, 108066, 108067, 108068, 108069, 108070, 108071, 108072, 108073, 108074, 108075, 108076, 108077, 108078, 108079, 108080, 108081, 108082, 108083, 108084, 108085, 108086, 108087, 108088, 108089, 108090, 108091, 108092, 108093, 108094, 108095, 108096, 108097, 108098, 108099, 108100, 108101, 108102, 108103, 108104, 108105, 108106, 108107, 108108, 108109, 108110, 108111, 108112, 108113, 108114, 108115, 108116, 108117, 108118, 108119, 108120, 108121, 108122, 108123, 108124, 108125, 108126, 108127, 108128, 108129, 108130, 108131, 108132, 108133, 108134, 108135, 108136, 108137, 108138, 108139, 108140, 108141, 108142, 108143, 108145
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Recall Details
- Company:
- Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc
- Reason for Recall:
- There is a potential for a software issue that may cause the need for necessary patient rescans.
- Classification:
- Class I - Dangerous
Dangerous or defective products that predictably could cause serious health problems or death.
- Status:
- terminated
Product Information
Full Description:
SOMATOM Go.Up, Material Number 11061628 There is a potential for a software issue that may cause the need for necessary patient rescans.
Product Codes/Lot Numbers:
Serial Numbers: 108052, 108053, 108054, 108055, 108056, 108057, 108058, 108059, 108060, 108061, 108062, 108063, 108064, 108065, 108066, 108067, 108068, 108069, 108070, 108071, 108072, 108073, 108074, 108075, 108076, 108077, 108078, 108079, 108080, 108081, 108082, 108083, 108084, 108085, 108086, 108087, 108088, 108089, 108090, 108091, 108092, 108093, 108094, 108095, 108096, 108097, 108098, 108099, 108100, 108101, 108102, 108103, 108104, 108105, 108106, 108107, 108108, 108109, 108110, 108111, 108112, 108113, 108114, 108115, 108116, 108117, 108118, 108119, 108120, 108121, 108122, 108123, 108124, 108125, 108126, 108127, 108128, 108129, 108130, 108131, 108132, 108133, 108134, 108135, 108136, 108137, 108138, 108139, 108140, 108141, 108142, 108143, 108145
Official Source
Always verify recall information with the official FDA source:
View on FDA.govFDA Recall Number: Z-1940-2018
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