Philips North America Llc has recalled approximately 385 MRI diagnostic systems, including various Ingenia and MR models, because assembly screws within the Integrated Radio Frequency (IRF) Carrier may loosen and protrude. These loose screws can interfere with moving parts, potentially blocking the horizontal tabletop and trapping a patient inside the machine bore. This defect may lead to significant delays in diagnosis or cause patient anxiety if they are stuck inside the machine longer than expected.
Protruding screws can physically block the movement of the patient tabletop, preventing it from exiting the MRI bore. This creates a risk that a patient could be trapped inside the machine for an extended period, leading to distress or a delay in necessary medical treatment.
Manufacturer field service inspection and correction.
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