Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V. is recalling 797 Quadrature Body Coils (QBC) used in various MRI systems, including the Enterprise and Intera series. The adhesive that holds the coil's seal in place can fail, causing the seal to become loose and exposing sharp edges that may come into contact with patients. No injuries have been reported, but the defect was identified as a safety risk during scanning procedures.
If the QBC seal becomes loose during a scan, it can create sharp edges that may cause skin abrasions, bruises, lacerations, tissue injury, or hair entanglement. These injuries could occur if the patient comes into direct contact with the compromised component during the imaging process.
Recall #: Z-1770-2025; 34 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1771-2025; 14 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1772-2025; 37 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1773-2025; 26 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1774-2025; 376 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1775-2025; 12 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1776-2025; 103 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1777-2025; 26 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1778-2025; 121 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1779-2025; 23 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1780-2025; 12 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1781-2025; 6 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1782-2025; 3 units affected.
Recall #: Z-1783-2025; 4 units affected.
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