SICAT recalls IMPLANT V2.0 software due to incorrect export of implant positions in CMG.DXD format, potentially causing planning errors during dental procedures.
A dentist found implant positions are not correctly exported from the implant planning software SICAT IMPLANT V2.0 - for the specific export format CMG.DXD.
SICAT is recalling its IMPLANT V2.0 software because it incorrectly exports implant positions for the CMG.DXD format. This could lead to dental planning errors if used by dentists. Affected users should contact SICAT for guidance.
The software incorrectly exports implant positions when using the CMG.DXD format. This could cause errors in dental implant planning if the exported data is used without correction. The risk is limited to specific export scenarios.
Dentists using SICAT IMPLANT V2.0 software for dental implant planning are most at risk. The recall affects users who export implant positions in the CMG.DXD format.
Check if you have the SICAT IMPLANT V2.0 software version. The recall specifically affects the CMG.DXD export format used in dental implant planning.
Reach out to SICAT directly for guidance on handling the software and potential fixes.
The software incorrectly exports implant positions for the CMG.DXD format, which could cause planning errors during dental procedures.
The recall record does not specify a fix or remedy.
Dentists using SICAT IMPLANT V2.0 software for dental implant planning are most at risk.
We’ve drafted a message you can send SICAT to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2951-2020 — SICAT SICAT Hello, I own a SICAT that is covered by recall Z-2951-2020 from SICAT. 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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