RaySearch Laboratories AB is recalling 589 units of RayStation Radiation Therapy Treatment Planning Systems (various versions from 7.0 to 15.0) because the software may report Source-to-Surface Distance (SSD) values that are too high. This defect affects the planning and delivery of radiation treatments used for cancer patients. Consumers and healthcare providers should check their software version against the list of affected products to ensure treatment accuracy.
If the software reports an incorrect distance between the radiation source and the patient's skin, it could lead to inaccurate radiation dosing or improper placement of the treatment beam. This error creates a risk of under-dosing or over-dosing the patient during cancer therapy.
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