Mindray DS USA is recalling 906 units of the BeneVision Distributed Monitoring System (DMS) workstations. These specific configurations, which use the HP Pro Mini 400 G9 Desktop PC and a particular Realtek audio driver, may experience screen freezing or audio playback failure. This defect can prevent healthcare providers from seeing or hearing critical patient monitoring data or alarms, potentially delaying emergency medical response. Mindray is initiating corrections for affected units distributed in the United States and Canada.
If the workstation screen freezes or the audio fails, the system cannot alert medical staff to changes in a patient's vital signs or emergency conditions. This creates a risk of delayed treatment for patients in clinical settings who rely on these systems for continuous monitoring.
Firm-initiated correction and replacement.
Includes 902 units of Part Number 115-050935-00 and 4 units of Part Number E115-050935-00.
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