Philips Medical Systems is recalling approximately 13,133 Allura Xper and Azurion Interventional Fluoroscopic X-ray systems because the Disk Bay component in the system's computers may malfunction. This defect can cause the imaging system to stop working entirely during a medical procedure, which prevents doctors from seeing the images they need to treat patients. This recall affects various models of the Allura Xper and Azurion lines distributed globally, including 3,408 units across nearly every U.S. state. While no specific injuries are mentioned in this data, the failure can cause serious delays in critical surgical or interventional procedures.
If the Disk Bay fails during a procedure, the system will stop functioning and live imaging will become impossible. This forces medical staff to stop or delay the procedure, which could lead to complications for patients currently undergoing treatment or surgery.
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