Philips Medical Systems is recalling approximately 271 units of its Incisive CT and CT 5300 medical imaging systems due to several software failures. These issues range from unintended movement of the scanner couch to incorrect radiation dose settings and missing cardiac data files. The software versions affected are 5.1.0.X and 5.1.1.X.
These defects can lead to serious risks including physical injury from unexpected equipment movement, insufficient radiation doses resulting in noisy images, or the need for patients to undergo repeat radiation exposure (rescans) due to missing or incorrect data.
Software versions 5.1.0.X & 5.1.1.X affected.
Software versions 5.1.0.X & 5.1.1.X affected.
Recall #: Z-0377-2026; Software versions 5.1.0.X & 5.1.1.X affected.
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