Diagnostic Equipment

Deterioration in the stability of the reagents which has resulted in lower than expected or out of range Quality Control values.

Deterioration in the stability of the reagents which has resulted in lower than expected or out of range Quality Control values.

There is a potential that the coin cell battery used to monitor X-Ray tube temperature may deplete early causing the system to become inoperable.

Sterility Assurance; Coaxial Interventional Needle labeled as sterile may not have been adequately sterilized

Sterility Assurance; Coaxial Interventional Needle labeled as sterile may not have been adequately sterilized

Masimo SpO2 Saturation Values can become frozen after an extended length of use without a power down.

Misaligned placement of an axis mark can cause the patient to experience blurred vision

Sterility Assurance; Coaxial Interventional Needle labeled as sterile may not have been adequately sterilized

The device may show unexpected locus specific signals in addition to those at 22q. Users may observe faint additional locus specific signals at 20p12/13.

There is a potential that the coin cell battery used to monitor X-Ray tube temperature may deplete early causing the system to become inoperable.

Software showing wrong results reported, PDF not match HIS.

Telepack may not power on when using the 3AA battery cradle.

The firm is aware of a issue with ultrasound software that results in unintended video frames being included. This could lead to an incorrect automated ejection fraction (AutoEF) and image quality score (IQS) estimates.

In some cases the equipment fails to power up and/or key or button unresponsive or not working.

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of an issue on the affected products listed below where the "Patient Orientation" button may inadvertently be clicked when intending to click on the "Save RX" button. This changes the prescribed patient orientation on the system prior to running the initial 3-Plane Localizer Scan (See Figure 1 for reference to buttons.) Selecting and saving a patient orientation that does not match the patient's actual position may result in incorrectly annotated and/or flipped images.

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of an issue on the affected products listed below where the "Patient Orientation" button may inadvertently be clicked when intending to click on the "Save RX" button. This changes the prescribed patient orientation on the system prior to running the initial 3-Plane Localizer Scan (See Figure 1 for reference to buttons.) Selecting and saving a patient orientation that does not match the patient's actual position may result in incorrectly annotated and/or flipped images.

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of an issue on the affected products listed below where the "Patient Orientation" button may inadvertently be clicked when intending to click on the "Save RX" button. This changes the prescribed patient orientation on the system prior to running the initial 3-Plane Localizer Scan (See Figure 1 for reference to buttons.) Selecting and saving a patient orientation that does not match the patient's actual position may result in incorrectly annotated and/or flipped images.

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of an issue on the affected products listed below where the "Patient Orientation" button may inadvertently be clicked when intending to click on the "Save RX" button. This changes the prescribed patient orientation on the system prior to running the initial 3-Plane Localizer Scan (See Figure 1 for reference to buttons.) Selecting and saving a patient orientation that does not match the patient's actual position may result in incorrectly annotated and/or flipped images.

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of an issue on the affected products listed below where the "Patient Orientation" button may inadvertently be clicked when intending to click on the "Save RX" button. This changes the prescribed patient orientation on the system prior to running the initial 3-Plane Localizer Scan (See Figure 1 for reference to buttons.) Selecting and saving a patient orientation that does not match the patient's actual position may result in incorrectly annotated and/or flipped images.

GE Healthcare has recently become aware of an issue on the affected products listed below where the "Patient Orientation" button may inadvertently be clicked when intending to click on the "Save RX" button. This changes the prescribed patient orientation on the system prior to running the initial 3-Plane Localizer Scan (See Figure 1 for reference to buttons.) Selecting and saving a patient orientation that does not match the patient's actual position may result in incorrectly annotated and/or flipped images.