Cellavision AB recalls DI-60 automated cell morphology analyzers with Honeywell Vuquest barcode readers due to risk of misattributing diagnostic results from barcode misreads.
Automated cell-locating device barcode reader may read the barcode of the previously processed slide resulting in a misattribution of diagnostic results.
Cellav: Cellavision AB is recalling DI-60 automated cell morphology analyzers that use Honeywell Vuquest barcode readers. The device may misread barcodes from previously processed slides, leading to incorrect diagnostic results. This could affect lab results and patient care.
The barcode reader may misread the barcode of a previously processed slide, causing the system to attribute diagnostic results to the wrong sample. This could lead to incorrect lab results being reported for patient care.
Pathology labs using Cellavision DI-60 analyzers with Honeywell Vuquest barcode readers are most at risk. Patients receiving lab tests from these devices may be affected if results are misattributed.
Check for the model DI-60 with Honeywell Vuquest or Jadk FM-5 barcode reader. The serial numbers range from 60001-63219 or CN60001-CN63219, or 63220-70093 or CN63220-CN70093.
Review the serial numbers on your device to see if they fall within the ranges 60001-63219 or 63220-70093.
The device may misattribute diagnostic results to the wrong sample, leading to incorrect lab results.
Check the serial numbers: 60001-63219 or CN60001-CN63219, or 63220-70093 or CN63220-CN70093.
The recall does not specify a fix; affected devices must be checked for the serial number ranges.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Cellavision to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0542-2026 — Cellavision Cellavision Hello, I own a Cellavision that is covered by recall Z-0542-2026 from Cellavision. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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