Philips Medical Systems is recalling approximately 1,063 Azurion Systems in the United States (and 2,136 internationally) because the X-ray functionality may suddenly stop working when the system's disk capacity is full. This defect causes an immediate interruption of medical procedures while the patient is on the table, which could lead to complications or delays in critical care. The affected units include multiple Azurion models using software versions R2.2.O, R2.2.1, R2.2.3, R2.2.5, and R2.2.6.
If the system's storage disk reaches full capacity during a procedure, the X-ray imaging will cease to function without warning. This sudden loss of visualization can result in procedural delays or the need for emergency patient transfer, increasing the risk of patient harm during invasive medical interventions.
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