Philips North America Llc is recalling 83 units of the Philips DXR DuraDiagnost 4.1 and DuraDiagnost Release 4 stationary X-ray systems. These systems are being recalled because the collimator—a heavy component of the X-ray machine—can fall if it was not installed correctly during initial setup. No injuries have been reported, but the company is contacting affected medical facilities to inspect the equipment and ensure the component is securely attached. These units were distributed to hospitals and clinics across several U.S. states and internationally.
If the collimator is incorrectly installed, it could detach and fall from the machine. This poses a significant risk of impact injuries to patients or healthcare providers who are positioned beneath the X-ray tube during medical procedures.
Recall number Z-1553-2025
Recall number Z-1554-2025
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