Intelerad Medical Systems Incorporated has recalled 88 units of its IntelePACS (Image Fusion Module) InteleViewer software, specifically versions 5-6-1-P23 and later. The software contains a bug that causes the Standard Uptake Value (SUV) to be calculated incorrectly for PET/CT scans acquired on the specific days when Daylight Savings Time (DST) transitions occur. While no injuries have been reported, these incorrect calculations could lead to a wrong medical diagnosis for patients scanned on those dates.
A software error calculates incorrect medical data during scans performed on Daylight Savings Time transition dates. This inaccuracy poses a risk of incorrect diagnoses, which could lead to improper patient treatment or missed medical conditions.
Bug affects PET/CT studies acquired only on Daylight Savings Time (DST) transition dates.
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