Xoran Technologies, Inc. Recalls
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Xoran MiniCAT00202
The MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to this notification failed to meet Xoran's specifications for dose rate of 125 3 kVp. These 18 complaints received include dose rates both on the high and low end of Xorans specifications.
All of the MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to these complaints were serviced by Xoran technicians and the out-of-specifications devices were brought into specification. This was accomplished by either readjusting the settings or by installing a new component. Xoran's Research & Development group is evaluating the current specification to see if the field specifications are appropriate and to ensure that proper testing protocols are communicated and are in place for use by 3 rd party testing organizations. In addition, Xoran has initiated CAPA # 18 0 that is looking at the source block with regard to evaluating the stability of the dose rating.
Xoran MiniCAT CT Scanner
A description of the defect in the product or the manner in which the product fails to comply wvith an applicable Federal standard; The MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to this notification failed to meet Xoran's specifications for dose rate of 125 3 kVp. These 18 complaints received include dose rates both on the high and low end of Xoran's specifications. See ATTACHMENT 1 for details. (e) A n evalu
All of the MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to these complaints were serviced by Xoran technicians and the out-of-specifications devices were brought into specification. This was accomplished by either readjusting the settings or by installing a new component. Xoran's Research & Development group is evaluating the current specification to see if the field specifications are appropriate and to ensure that proper testing protocols are communicated and are in place for use by 3 rd party testing organizations. In addition, Xoran has initiated CAPA # 18 0 that is looking at the source block with regard to evaluating the stability of the dose rating.
Xoran Minicat00202
The MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to this notification failed to meet Xoran's specifications for dose rate of 125 3 kVp. These 18 complaints received include dose rates both on the high and low end of Xoran's specifications. See ATTACHMENT 1 for details. (e) A n evaluation of the hazards reasonably related to defect or the failure to comply with the Federal standard; An evaluation of the health ha
All of the MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to these complaints were serviced by Xoran technicians and the out-of-specifications devices were brought into specification. This was accomplished by either readjusting the settings or by installing a new component. Xoran's Research & Development group is evaluating the current specification to see if the field specifications are appropriate and to ensure that proper testing protocols are communicated and are in place for use by 3 rd party testing organizations. In addition, Xoran has initiated CAPA # 18 0 that is looking at the source block with regard to evaluating the stability of the dose rating.
Xoran Mini CT Scanner
A description of the defect in the product or the manner in which the product fails to comply with an applicable Federal standard; The MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to this notification failed to meet Xoran's specifications for dose rate of 125 3 kVp. These 18 complaints received include dose rates both on the high and low end of Xoran's specifications. See ATTACHMENT 1 for details. (e) A n evalu
All of the MiniCAT CT Scanners subject to these complaints were serviced by Xoran technicians and the out-of-specifications devices were brought into specification. This was accomplished by either readjusting the settings or by installing a new component.
Xoran MiniCAT CT Scanner ID ENT00001
Failure of the gantry to rotate. The complaint alleged that the scanner would emit radiation but would not rotate.
The service report in response to this complaint stated that the Head select relay board, chip and fan were replaced. The machine (ENTOOOO I) was subsequently tested. All tests were successful.
Xoran MiniCAT System for ENT (server and work station), Xoran Technologies, Ann Arbor, MI
Misbranding; These devices do not bear the manufacturer's name or address.
Consignees were notified via letter, Urgent Medical Device Correction, dated 1/4/08 of the need to apply proper labeling to the products, and were sent instructions and labeling to affix to their units.
Xoran MiniCAT System for ENT (server and work station), Xoran Technologies, Ann Arbor, MI. Cone beam CT for sinus, temporal bones, and maxillofacial imaging.
The system may overheat, causing poor image quality, interruption in image acquisition and/or damage to the system. Also, if the system is not allowed to cycle down prior to being restarted after an emergency stop, the x-ray and gantry motions will both resume.
A letter dated 9/17/08 was sent to each account telling them that the PLC would be upgraded. The firm visited each account and made corrections.
XoranConnect, software version 4.1.0.6, Xoran Technologies, Ann Arbor, MI. A web-based software which provides online multi-planar image viewing, offsite data storage, administrative reporting tools, and teleradiology workflow. Server designed to store and serve stored imaging content on a RAID5 storage device.
An incorrect patient name label may appear on the screen displaying the selected patient's scan.
The firm released software version 4.1.0.7 by uploading it through a remote software upgrade on February 3, 2009. User accounts were notified by letter dated February 9, 2009. Direct questions to Xoran Technologies at 1-800-709-6726.
Xoran MiniCAT for ENT, Xoran Technologies, Incorporated, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. This device is a cone beam CT scan for sinue, temporal bones and maxillofacial imaging.
The hard drive may crash, resulting in loss of data from patient CT scans.
Consignee accounts were visited between 7/25/06 and 8/10/07 and the hard drives on their systems were replaced.