Micro-X Ltd. is recalling 51 units of its Rover Mobile X-ray Systems, specifically models MXU-RV71 and MXU-RV35. These mobile imaging devices are designed to perform medical X-ray examinations in locations outside traditional radiology rooms, but they may experience early failure of the X-ray tube. This issue is caused by an excessive heat load on the anode within the tube, which can stop the device from functioning correctly during clinical use.
The failure of the X-ray tube during a medical procedure could lead to a loss of imaging capability, potentially resulting in delays in patient diagnosis, surgical planning, or therapy monitoring. While no injuries or incidents have been reported to date, a device failure at a critical moment could impact patient care.
Stop using the recalled product and contact the manufacturer or your distributor to arrange return, replacement, or correction.
Quantity: 31 units
Quantity: 20 units
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