Centricity Universal Viewer Zero Footprint Client, Model Number 2090258-001, Software Versions 6.0 SP7, SP7.0.1, SP7.0.2, SP7.0.3, SP8, SP8.0.1, SP8.0.a and SP8.0.2, SP9 and SP9.0.1 display o orientation markers can become is incorrect.
Recall
- Recall Number
- Z-0641-2019
- Event Number
- 81635
- Firm
- GE Healthcare, LLC
- FEI Number
- 2126677
- Product Code
- LLZ
- Status
- Completed
- Root Cause
- Software design
- Initiated
- November 9, 2018
- Address
- 3000 N Grandview Blvd, Waukesha, WI, 53188-1615
Description
Centricity Universal Viewer Zero Footprint Client, Model Number 2090258-001, Software Versions 6.0 SP7, SP7.0.1, SP7.0.2, SP7.0.3, SP8, SP8.0.1, SP8.0.a and SP8.0.2, SP9 and SP9.0.1 display o orientation markers can become is incorrect.
Issue #1 affects Software Versions 6.0 SP7, SP7.0.1, SP7.0.2, SP7.0.3, SP8, SP8.0.1, SP8.0.a and SP8.0.2. When an image is flipped horizontally and vertically, the orientation markers appear correctly on the image to which they were applied. However, once new image rendering happens on this image or series (with scrolling; playing cin; maximizing or changing viewports/layouts; or synchronizing viewports and resizing the browser), the new image orientation is correctly maintained but the display of orientation markers can become incorrect. Issue #2 affects Software Versions 6.0 SP7, SP7.0.1, SP7.0.2, SP7.0.3, SP8, SP8.0.1, SP8.0.a, SP8.0.2, SP9 and SP9.0.1. When an image in a series is flipped and then rotated in Zero Footprint Viewer (ZFP), the orientation markers appear correctly on the image to which they were applied. However, once you navigate to another image in the series and the image you navigated to has a different orientation than the prior image from which you navigated, the new image orientation is correctly maintained but the display of orientation markers can become incorrect.
The firm issued the medical device correction notices on 11/09/2018 by letter. The letter outlined the problems and provided work-around strategies to be employed until a product modification is available to correct the issues.
Worldwide
508 units