Mindray recalls DP-30 ultrasound systems with 65EC10EA transducers that may display incorrect needle-guide brackets. This could affect imaging accuracy during medical exams.
The DP-30 displays an incorrect needle-guide bracket when used with the 65EC10EA model transducer.
Mindray is recalling its DP-30 Digital Ultrasonic Diagnostic Imaging System when used with the 65EC1:00004 transducer. The device may show an incorrect needle-guide bracket, which could lead to inaccurate medical imaging during exams.
The DP-30 ultrasound system may display an incorrect needle-guide bracket when paired with the 65EC10EA transducer. This could lead to inaccurate imaging results during medical procedures. However, the risk is limited to specific use cases and does not cause immediate harm.
Healthcare providers using the DP-30 system with the 65EC10EA transducer are most at risk. Patients undergoing imaging exams with this specific combination could be affected.
Check if your DP-30 system has software version 03.00.00 or 03.01.00 and is used with the 65EC10EA transducer. The product was sold for adult, pregnant, pediatric, and neonatal imaging exams.
Verify your DP-30 system's software version is 03.00.00 or 03.01.00.
Yes, if your DP-30 system has software version 03.00.00 or 03.01.00 and is used with the 65EC10EA transducer, it may display an incorrect needle-guide bracket during exams.
Check your software version and transducer model. If it matches the recall criteria, contact Mindray for guidance.
The recall record does not mention a specific fix or remedy.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Mindray to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1330-2020 — Mindray Mindray Hello, I own a Mindray that is covered by recall Z-1330-2020 from Mindray. 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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