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All product recalls associated with GE Healthcare.
Total Recalls
382
Past Year
22
Class I (Serious)
2
Most Recent
Nov 2025
Data from FDA, USDA, CPSC, and NHTSA public records. Recall counts vary by company size, industry, and reporting practices. Always check official sources for current information.
GE healthcare has become aware of an artifact which could affect the diagnostic capability associated with the 3.0T Propeller T2 Flair application of the 3.0T Signa HDx scanner.
Failure to alarm: An active monitor could become disconnected from the unit without any notification or alarm.
Frozen Image Problems: During an acquisition (fluoro and/or record), there have been cases reported where an image became "frozen" on the DL (digital leader acquisition system) live monitor screen. In such cases, the system continued to send out X-rays without reporting an error message. The result was that the live imaging screen displayed an older "frozen" image until the operator released the
Frozen Image Problems: During an acquisition (fluoro and/or record), there have been cases reported where an image became "frozen" on the DL (digital leader acquisition system) live monitor screen. In such cases, the system continued to send out X-rays without reporting an error message. The result was that the live imaging screen displayed an older "frozen" image until the operator released the
Frozen Image Problems: During an acquisition (fluoro and/or record), there have been cases reported where an image became "frozen" on the DL (digital leader acquisition system) live monitor screen. In such cases, the system continued to send out X-rays without reporting an error message. The result was that the live imaging screen displayed an older "frozen" image until the operator released the
The warning label that is required by 21 CFR 1020.30(j) was not on the control console of the Proteus XR/a Radiographic X-ray System, Model 2259976.
Incorrect dose data: GE Healthcare has found that after 6 days and 4 hours without performing a system reset or a system reboot (turning it off/on), the displayed dose data on these systems (Innova 3100 / Innova 4100 with Bolus option) may be underestimated by up to 50%. In order to avoid this issue, it is necessary to perform a system reset or reboot every day. GE Healthcare is working on a c
Incorrect dose data: GE Healthcare has found that after 6 days and 4 hours without performing a system reset or a system reboot (turning it off/on), the displayed dose data on these systems (Innova 3100 / Innova 4100 with Bolus option) may be underestimated by up to 50%. In order to avoid this issue, it is necessary to perform a system reset or reboot every day. GE Healthcare is working on a c
It was reported that when the GE Precision 500D foot pedal is repeatedly activated, a defect in the fluoro-timer will cause the dose measurement to report a higher value than was actually received by the patient. Patient will receive a lower dosage irradiation time which will result in indication of cumulative air kerma higher than that to which the patient was actually exposed.
A software issue that may result in misregistration of functional and anatomical images associated with the 3.0T BrainwaveRT fMRI Application on the 3.0T Signa HDx scanner.
A software issue that may result in misregistration of functional and anatomical images associated with the 3.0T BrainwaveRT fMRI Application on the 3.0T Signa HDx scanner.
Aortic Length over-estimated: incorrect measurements when using the Aorta analysis protocol or customized protocols. Until a new software version is installed the aorta analysis protocol or the customized protocols for an aneurysm should NOT BE USED.
Inaccurate guidelines: The BE9C is an optional, small radius Bi-planar convex probe intended for use with the LOGIQ 3 Expert system in Urology application. An attempt by the user to activate the biopsy guidelines while this probe is in use will cause incorrect guidelines to be displayed on the image. The incorrect guidelines are recognized by their orientation that is left/right reversed from t
Necessary certification labels are missing from the x-ray contol.
Necessary certification labels are missing from the x-ray contol.
Inaccurate cassette size display reading/ Inaccurate mAs reading: 1. When the device is in PBL mode and a larger film cassette is inserted into the table Bucky (replacing a smaller cassette) after a protocol is selected on the console, the collimator will not adjust to the larger cassette size. The collimator stays at the original smaller cassette size and allows the operator to take an exposure.
Design Problems Including: 1) Hot Brake (Longitudinal Overheating) potential risk of burns 2) Brake Locks and Sudden Releases 3) Emergency Stop Circuit Button; open instead of closed 4) Longitudinal Brakes Release does not engage properly 5) Tilting Movement causing tabletop to slide; may cause risk of pinched fingers to patient and/or operator 6) Lodging Pins on floor Uncovered; may cause potenti
When a spectrum of a Pulsed Wave Doppler shows an angle correction unequal to 0 is reloaded from the archive or the image is sent to a DICOM station, this angle correction is mistakenly disregarded resulting in an underestimation of the flow velocities.
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.
GE Healthcare has recently become aware of a potential risk of monitor dropping associated with the monitor suspension of the Advantx system that may impact patient safety. It has been reported that suspensions manufactured after March 8, 1995 did not have the required thread locking agent applied to the setscrew, allowing the setscrew to back out over time, which can lead to the monitor dropping