NordicNeuroLab recalls fMRI AudioSystem Version 1.0 due to reported acoustic distortion and heat from headphones during MR scans. Affected units may cause interrupted scans or discomfort.
Report was of an interrupted MR scan after patient complained about acoustic distortion, and heat felt form the headphones.
NordicNeuroLab is recalling its fMRI AudioSystem Version 1.0 because it has caused reported acoustic distortion and heat from headphones during MRI scans. This could lead to interrupted scans or patient discomfort.
The AudioSystem can cause acoustic distortion and heat buildup in headphones during MRI scans, leading to interrupted scans or patient discomfort. This occurs when auditory signals from the stimulus presentation PC enter the scanner room.
Patients and staff using NordicNeuroLab's fMRI AudioSystem Version 1.0 for MRI scans are affected. Those with the specific model numbers HPS-2015-1.0-XXX or HPS-2016-1.0-XXX are most at risk.
Check for the model numbers HPS-2015-1.0-XXX or HPS-2016-1.0-XXX on the AudioSystem. The product is used in fMRI MRI scanners for auditory signal transmission.
Look for model numbers HPS-2015-1.0-XXX or HPS-2016-1.0-XXX on the AudioSystem.
The recall is due to reported acoustic distortion and heat from headphones during MRI scans, which can cause interrupted scans or patient discomfort.
The affected model numbers are HPS-2015-1.0-XXX and HPS-2016-1.0-XXX.
The recall record does not mention a remedy or fix for this issue.
We’ve drafted a message you can send NordicNeuroLab to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2103-2018 — NordicNeuroLab NordicNeuroLab Hello, I own a NordicNeuroLab that is covered by recall Z-2103-2018 from NordicNeuroLab. 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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