Z-1713-2008
GE Healthcare Proteus XR/a Eclipse Collimator model # 2379827
GE Healthcare / initiated 2007-03-29 / Terminated
GE Healthcare began a recall of GE Healthcare Proteus XR/a Eclipse Collimator model # 2379827 on . The reason FDA records is "The actual average illuminance for the collimators are approximately 140-lux. This does not meet the 160-lux requirement. GE will be correcting the units by replacing all collimators". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1713-2008
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- GE Healthcare
- Product
- GE Healthcare Proteus XR/a Eclipse Collimator model # 2379827.
- Product code
- KPR System, X-Ray, Stationary
- Reason for recall
- The actual average illuminance for the collimators are approximately 140-lux. This does not meet the 160-lux requirement. GE will be correcting the units by replacing all collimators.
- FDA root cause
- Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act
- Action
- GE will be correcting the units by replacing all collimators that don't meet the 160-lux requirement. The field correction will be initiated and is scheduled to be completed by October 2008.
- Quantity in commerce
- 132
- Distribution
- Worldwide Distribution --- USA including states of CA, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, KS, KY, MD, MI, MO, MT, NC, NJ, NM, NY, OH, PA, SC, TX, UT, VA, and WV, and countries of Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Korea, Poland, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, and Venezuela.
- Product codes and lots
- 42948HL0, 42949HL8, 43054HL6, 43055HL3, 43056HL1, 43057HL9, 43132HL0, 43133HL8, 43134HL6, 43135HL3, 43201HL3, 43202HL1, 43203HL9, 44605HL4, 44606HL2, 44607HL0, 44608HL8, 44609HL6, 44610HL4, 44681HL5, 45046HL0, 45047HL8, 45048HL6, 45128HL6, 45129HL4, 45130HL2, 45131HL0, 48119HL2, 48120HL0, 48121HL8, 48122HL6, 48123HL4, 48124HL2, 48125HL9, 48126HL7, 48127HL5, 48128HL3, 48164HL8, 48181HL2, 48274HL5, 48276HL0, 48277HL8, 48278HL6, 48680HL3, 48682HL9, 48683HL7, 48684HL5, 48685HL2, 48686HL0, 48687HL8, 48688HL6, 48689HL4, 48876HL7, 48877HL5, 48878HL3, 48995HL3, 48997HL1, 48998HL9, 49000HL3, 49208HL2, 49209HL0, 49210HL8, 49211HL6, 49391HL6, 49392HL4, 49393HL2, 49395HL7, 49494HL8, 49496HL3, 49497HL1, 49498HL9, 49499HL7, 49500HL2, 49501HL0, 49502HL8, 49503HL6, 49681HL0, 49682HL8, 49683HL6, 49684HL4, 49685HL1, 49686HL9, 49687HL7, 49688HL5, 49850HL1, 49851HL9, 49852HL7, 49853HL5, 49855HL0, 49856HL8, 49857HL6, 50027HL2, 50028HL0, 50029HL8, 50030HL6, 50031HL4, 50177HL5, 50178HL3, 50179HL1, 50180HL9, 50321HL9, 50322HL7, 50323HL5, 50324HL3, 50444HL9, 50445HL6, 50446HL4, 50447HL2, 50448HL0, 50449HL8, 50450HL6, 50451HL4, 50452HL2, 50453HL0, 50790HL5, 50791HL3, 50792HL1, 50793HL9, 50794HL9, 50795HL4, 50797HL0, 50798HL8, 50801HL0, 51143HL6, 51144HL4, 51145HL1, 51147HL7, 51486HL9, 51487HL7, 51488HL5, 52014HL8, and 70RD05001
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