NeuroLogica Corporation is recalling 31 units of the GM60A Digital Diagnostic Mobile X-Ray System because the anti-fall system on the device arm may fail. This mobile medical imaging device is used in various healthcare settings to take diagnostic X-rays. If the anti-fall mechanism fails, the heavy X-ray arm could drop unexpectedly, posing a physical danger to both patients and healthcare operators. Consumers should check their device serial numbers to see if their unit is part of the affected batch distributed across several U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
The anti-fall system, designed to prevent the X-ray arm from falling during use or transport, may malfunction or fail. This creates a mechanical hazard where the arm could collapse or drop, potentially striking a patient or staff member, causing impact injuries.
Manufacturer initiated recall notification via E-Mail.
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