Invivo recalls specific MRI monitor models due to insufficient shielding of Philips SensaVue DVI Adapter, which may cause interference with MRI safety systems.
Insufficient shielding of Philips SensaVue DVI Adapter for computer monitor.
Invivo is recalling two MRI monitor models because the Philips SensaVue DVI Adapter lacks proper shielding. This could interfere with MRI safety systems, potentially causing harm during scans.
The Philips SensaVue DVI Adapter has insufficient shielding, which may cause interference with the MRI safety systems. This interference could lead to unsafe conditions during MRI procedures if the adapter is not properly shielded.
MRI facility staff and patients using the recalled monitor models. Those most at risk are individuals undergoing MRI scans with the affected equipment.
Check for model numbers 9896-032-0815 (SensaVue HD) or 9896-032-0872x (SensaVue fMRI) on the monitor. These models were sold for MRI systems.
Look for model numbers 9896-032-0815 or 9896-032-0872x on the monitor to confirm if it is affected.
The Philips SensaVue DVI Adapter has insufficient shielding, which may cause interference with MRI safety systems.
Check for model numbers 9896-032-0815 (SensaVue HD) or 9896-032-0872x (SensaVue fMRI) on the monitor.
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking the model number.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Invivo to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1440-2020 — Invivo Invivo Hello, I own a Invivo that is covered by recall Z-1440-2020 from Invivo. 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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