Philips North America has issued a recall for 81 IQon Spectral CT systems, Model 728332, sold worldwide. The patient support table may descend unexpectedly to the lowest position due to ball screw misalignment after a replacement. Stop using the device immediately and follow manufacturer recall instructions.
The patient support table (couch) may descend unexpectedly to the lowermost position due to a component (ball screw) misalignment after a replacement.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately. Follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer. Contact Philips North America Llc or your healthcare provider for instructions. Notification method: Letter
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IQon Spectral CT is a high-end diagnostic imaging system used in medical facilities for advanced CT imaging. The couch is part of the patient table assembly used during scans.
Misalignment of the ball screw after replacement can cause the patient table to descend unexpectedly to the lowest position, risking patient harm during procedures.
This recall is not described as part of a broader pattern in the provided data.
Hospitals and clinics may need to quarantine affected units and coordinate replacements or repairs, potentially delaying imaging procedures.
Refer to the FDA enforcement page for device identifiers, including the UDI-DI and serials.
No timeline is provided for refunds or repairs; coordinate with Philips for remediation.
Keep device serial numbers, replacement service records, and recall correspondence as part of the facility’s safety documentation.
Model numbers: IQon Spectral CT, Model 728332. Serial numbers include 860088, 860023, 860077, 860086, 60019, 860152, 860215, 60031, 60123, 60129, 60152, 860011, 860049, 860019, 860008, 860030, 860025, 860009. UDI-DI: 00884838059542. Distribution: Worldwide, including US nationwide and numerous countries listed in the recall notice. Quantity: 81 units.
No injuries or incidents have been reported in the provided recall notice.
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