Philips North America Llc is recalling approximately 5,231 units of various breast and interventional MRI coils across multiple model lines, including Achieva, dS Breast, Mammotrak, and SENSE. The recall was initiated because of a potential safety issue where patients may be harmed while being prepared for or during an MRI scan. Philips has notified affected healthcare facilities by letter to ensure these devices are not used while the issue is being addressed.
The affected MRI coils may pose a risk of injury to patients during clinical preparation or while a scan is in progress. Although no specific injury counts were reported in the recall notice, the mechanical or safety failure of these components during a scan could lead to physical harm.
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