GE Medical Systems is recalling 180 Senographe Pristina mammography systems equipped with Efficiency Suite 2 because the audible signal that indicates X-ray exposure has ended may intermittently fail to sound. This failure to emit a required tone violates safety requirements under 21CFR 1020.31(j) and could lead to confusion regarding the status of radiation exposure. This recall affects 60 units in the United States and 120 units worldwide.
If the audible signal fails, the operator may not be clearly notified when the X-ray exposure has finished, potentially leading to errors in equipment operation or unnecessary radiation concerns. While no injuries have been reported, the device fails to meet federal safety standards for radiation-emitting products.
Manufacturer corrective action
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