Philips Medical Systems voluntarily recalled one Incisive CT scanner (Model: Incisive CT for Brazil SKD, REF 728146, Software Versions 5.1.0.X & 5.1.1.X) on Sept. 25, 2025, according to the FDA. The device poses risks including insufficient dose settings, missed ECG data, incorrect patient orientation, and inconsistent image display.
How to tell if you have it
- Brand: Philips Medical Systems
- Product: Incisive CT for Brazil SKD
- REF: 728146
- Software Versions: 5.1.0.X & 5.1.1.X
- Serial Number: 540000
The hazard
The recall cites six issues, including unintentional gantry movement, insufficient dose settings leading to noisy images, and missing ECG wave files that cause reconstruction failures. Other hazards include incorrect patient orientation resulting in undiagnosable images, inconsistent preview image display, and errors in auto ROI creation that may prevent clinical scans. These software faults create potential safety risks for patients requiring rescans or additional tracker shots.
Context
GovInfoNow's records show Philips Medical Systems has issued four other recalls since Feb. 11, 2022. Recent similar recalls include a June 11, 2026 notice regarding CT scanners needing manual bolus tracking triggers and a March 7, 2026 alert about spectral CT software potentially causing stuck gantries. Other recent recalls of similar products include a Dec. 13, 2023 Philips Spectral CT 7500 recall for misdiagnosis risk (2023-12-13), a June 26, 2026 Incisive CT software failure notice (2026-06-26), a Dec. 3, 2025 unstable sensor alert (2025-12-03), and an Aug. 7, 2026 Ingenuity CT unintended radiation risk recall (2026-08-07).