Z-1173-2010
Xario; SSA-660A; software version 1.0 and later
Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc. / initiated 2007-11-12 / Terminated / root cause: design
Toshiba American Medical Systems Inc began a recall of Xario; SSA-660A; software version 1.0 and later on . The reason FDA records is "Toshiba America Medical System Inc initiated a field corrective action on Aplio 50; SSA-700A; software version 5.5r002 and later, Aplio 80; SSA-700A; software version 5.5r002 and later, and Xario; SSA-660A; software...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as design.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1173-2010
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc.
- Product
- Xario; SSA-660A; software version 1.0 and later
- Product code
- IYN System, Imaging, Pulsed Doppler, Ultrasonic
- Reason for recall
- Toshiba America Medical System Inc initiated a field corrective action on Aplio 50; SSA-700A; software version 5.5r002 and later, Aplio 80; SSA-700A; software version 5.5r002 and later, and Xario; SSA-660A; software version 1.0 and later, because the product does not meet the Safety Standard requirements.
- Root cause tag
- design
- FDA root cause
- Component design/selection
- Action
- Toshiba America Medical Systems (TAMS) has issued a Field Modification Instruction notification to all of its customers about the affected devices. The correct software will be administered through TAMS' representatives. Reimbursement for the modification will be given upon receipt of the reimbursement claim invoice.
- Quantity in commerce
- 98 units
- Distribution
- Nationwide Distribution
- Product codes and lots
- 99B0552623, 99B0552625, 99B0552649, 99B0552629, 99B0562684, 99B0552648, 99B0593233, 99B0552592, 99B0583053, 99B0572841, 99B0562671, 99B0562673, 99B0572834, 99B0572894, 99B0552590, 99B0572895, 99B0562672, 99B0572839, 599B052651, 99B0593228, 99B0562685, 99B0593227, 99B0552612, 99B0572840, 99B0552650, 99B0562674, 99B0552652, 99B0552653, 99B0552654, 99B0552646, 99B0552627, 99B0552574, 99B0572898, 99B0472046, 99B0583050, 99B0562689, 99B0572821, 99B0572897, 99B0572835, 99B0572837, 99B0572838, 99B0572836, 99B0572822, 99B0552615, 99B0552616, 99B0552621, 99B0552597, 99B0593210, 99B0552598, 99B0552647, 99B0552655, 99B0552593, 99B0552591, 99B0593236, 99B0552577, 99B0552579, 99B0552630, 99B0583049, 99B0552569, 99B0552567, 99B0593213, 99B0552617, 99B0552624, 99B0552599, 99B0583048, 99B0583052, 99B0593211, 99B0552595, 99B0552619, 99B0552620, 99B0593229, 99B0593230, 99B0583047, 99B0583045, 99B0552594, 99B0552578, 99B0552568, 99B0552575, 99B0552576, 99B0552631, 99B0552570, 99B0552613, 99B0552626, 99B0562686, 99B0583051, 99B0593235, 99B0552618, 99B0562687, 99B0593234, 99B0593232, 99B0552614, 99B0552628, 99B0572869, 99B0552584, 99B0593231, 99B0552622, 99B0562675, 99B0593209, and 99B0593212.
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