ImaCor recalls ClariTEE Miniature Transesophageal Echo Ultrasound Probes (CLT-010 models) due to epoxy sealing issues that may affect ultrasound image quality.
Epoxy used to seal the edge of the transducer into its paddle exceeded specification. This variability could attenuate the ultrasound signal with a potential impact on the quality of images obtained from the probes.
ImaCor is recalling specific ClariTEE Probe ultrasound devices because the epoxy used to seal the probe could cause image quality problems. This means the ultrasound images might not be as clear or accurate as they should be.
The epoxy sealing the probe's edge exceeded specifications, which could reduce the ultrasound signal quality. This might lead to less accurate or clearer images during medical procedures.
Healthcare professionals using the ClariTEE Probe for ultrasound diagnostics are affected. Those who have the specific model numbers CLT-010 or CLT-010-1 are most at risk.
Check for model numbers CLT-010 or CLT-010-1 on the probe. The lot numbers 20250509 and 20250823 are also associated with this recall.
Look for model numbers CLT-010 or CLT-010-1 on the probe.
Confirm the lot numbers 20250509 or 20250823 if applicable.
The epoxy used to seal the edge of the transducer exceeded specifications, which could affect ultrasound image quality.
Check the model and lot numbers to see if it's affected; no specific action is required beyond verification.
The recall addresses potential image quality issues, not a risk of serious injury.
We’ve drafted a message you can send ImaCor to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0231-2025 — ImaCor ImaCor Hello, I own a ImaCor that is covered by recall Z-0231-2025 from ImaCor. 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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