Philips Recalls 3,363 Interventional Imaging Systems Over Software Defect
A software defect may cause FlexVision monitors to freeze or go blank during procedures, prompting Philips to issue interim instructions ahead of a planned software fix.
A software defect may cause FlexVision monitors to freeze or go blank during procedures, prompting Philips to issue interim instructions ahead of a planned software fix.
The collaboration will explore agentic co-planning, patient-specific simulation, and real-time computing to personalize cancer treatment and expand access to care.
A survey finds a wide gap in technology maturity, with leading hospitals far more likely to adopt workflow automation and integrate systems, devices, and software.
A software defect may cause FlexVision monitors to freeze or go blank during procedures, prompting Philips to issue interim instructions ahead of a planned software fix.
The new technology provides immediate data on radiation exposure during high-risk medical procedures.
The project adds 40,000 square feet to Siemens Healthineers’ sole global manufacturing site for PET detectors used in its PET/CT scanners.
Unseated internal flow transducer connectors can trigger device reboots and therapy interruptions, prompting updated checkout and handling protocols.
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Three new Vivid systems target different cardiovascular imaging settings and have received CE Mark, with US FDA clearance pending.
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The San Antonio health system will use a service-based model to standardize monitoring across its facilities and improve alarm management.
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