Roche recalls Elecsys Anti-HAV IgM assay due to software error causing inaccurate hepatitis A test results. Affected units have specific catalog numbers and software versions.
Current software version of the Anti-HAV IgM APP-file (version 06.05-101) downloaded an erroneous Border Area setting, (1.0 1.00) instead of (0.90 1.10).
Roche is recalling its Elecsys Anti-HAV IgM assay kit because a software update error could lead to inaccurate hepatitis A virus test results. This affects lab tests that detect IgM antibodies in blood samples.
The software version 06.05-101 has an incorrect Border Area setting (1.0 1.00) instead of (0.90 1.10), which can cause inaccurate test results. This error may lead to false negatives or positives in hepatitis A virus detection.
Laboratories using the Elecsys Anti-HAV IgM assay kit with the specific software version (06.05-101) are affected. Users most at risk are those conducting hepatitis A virus tests with this kit.
Check for the catalog number 07026773190 and software version 06.05-101 on the Elecsys Anti-HAV IgM assay kit. The recall applies to kits sold with this specific software version.
Verify the software version on the Elecsys Anti-HAV IgM assay kit. The affected version is 06.05-101.
The affected software version is 06.05-101.
The error causes an incorrect Border Area setting, which may lead to inaccurate hepatitis A virus test results.
Labs should check the software version and contact Roche for guidance on next steps.
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Subject: Recall Z-0669-2020 — Roche Roche Hello, I own a Roche that is covered by recall Z-0669-2020 from Roche. 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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