Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V. has recalled 19,115 imaging systems, including Allura Xper, Allura Centron, Allura CV, Azurion, UNIQ Clarity, and MultiDiagnost-Eleva models. These systems utilize a foot switch that, if damaged, can cause x-ray radiation to fail to start or only initiate intermittently during medical procedures. This failure to operate as intended could disrupt critical diagnostic imaging or surgical guidance. Affected units were distributed worldwide, and users are advised to contact the manufacturer or their healthcare facility's service provider for inspection and support.
A damaged foot switch can prevent the medical professional from initiating x-ray radiation when needed, potentially delaying critical medical procedures or resulting in incomplete diagnostic information. This malfunction poses a risk to patients undergoing time-sensitive interventions where continuous or immediate imaging is required.
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