Micro-X Ltd. has recalled 18 units of its Rover Mobile X-ray System (models MXU-RV71 and MXU-RV35) because an internal fastening mechanism within the device's generator can fail. This failure involves the mechanical assembly inside the self-contained X-ray unit. No injuries or incidents have been reported to date. These mobile systems are used in clinical settings and medical facilities to perform X-ray examinations outside of standard imaging rooms.
If the internal fastening mechanism within the X-ray generator fails, the mobile imaging system may malfunction or cease to operate during medical diagnostic procedures. This failure could lead to inaccurate medical images or delays in critical detection, diagnosis, or treatment planning for patients.
Recall #: Z-1669-2025; Quantity: 13 units.
Recall #: Z-1670-2025; Quantity: 5 units.
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