Barco recalls MDNC-3421 diagnostic displays due to non-compliance with DICOM standards, which may prevent proper medical imaging acceptance.
A number of MDNC-3421 displays were shipped while not being DICOM-compliant. These displays will not pass DICOM acceptance tests.
Barco is recalling its MDNC-3421 diagnostic displays because they were shipped without meeting DICOM compliance standards. This means the displays may fail medical imaging acceptance tests, potentially affecting patient care.
The displays were shipped without proper DICOM compliance, meaning they cannot pass medical imaging acceptance tests. This could lead to improper image processing or rejection in medical systems, but does not pose immediate safety risks like injury or fire.
Healthcare facilities using Barco MDNC-3421 displays for diagnostic radiology are likely affected. Medical staff using these displays for imaging may be at risk if the displays fail acceptance tests.
Check for the model number MDNC-3421 on the display. The serial number 2590263533 and UDI/DI 05415334028388 are specific identifiers for this recall.
Verify if the display passes DICOM acceptance tests by contacting Barco directly.
The displays were shipped without meeting DICOM compliance standards, which may cause them to fail medical imaging acceptance tests.
Contact Barco to check if your display passes DICOM acceptance tests; no immediate action is required beyond verification.
The recall does not indicate any risk of injury; the issue is with medical imaging compatibility, not physical safety.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Barco to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1172-2021 — Barco Barco Hello, I own a Barco that is covered by recall Z-1172-2021 from Barco. 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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