Virtual Incision Corporation has recalled three units of the MIRA Surgical System (Software Version 4.0.3) because of a software lag issue. This latency occurs between the surgeon's use of the hand controllers and the actual movement of the surgical robot arms, which can cause the motion on the display screen to appear jerky or interrupted. No injuries have been reported in connection with this issue.
The software delay can cause the surgical robot to move in an unpredictable or non-continuous manner, potentially leading to surgical errors, unintended tissue damage, or delays in critical procedures.
Software Version 4.0.3 loaded on the Surgeon Control Console.
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