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AGFA Corp.

Complete recall history across all FDA and CPSC categories — 11 total recalls

AGFA Corp. appears in recall records across 1 category. This page consolidates all FDA food, drug, and medical device enforcement actions, plus CPSC consumer product recalls associated with this company. Recall data is sourced from openFDA and CPSC public databases.

Device Recalls (11)

FDA medical device enforcement actions by AGFA Corp.

Date Product Reason Class
Jun 6, 2014 AGFA Digital Radiography X-Ray system DX-D 100 Agfa's DX-D 100 is indicate... When liquid comes in contact with the DX-D 100 touch screen, the device may i... Class II
Apr 30, 2014 IMPAX CV Pediatric Echo Reporting, IMPAX CV Echo Measurement Import via Optic... Failure to effectively install and test a hotfix to correct the known softwar... Class II
Jan 8, 2014 IMPAX RIS QDOC 5.8 Patient name displayed (printed) on the Patient Report was the wrong patient... Class II
Sep 19, 2013 IMPAX 5.2 DB Server (running Oracle 10.1.0.4.0), medical imaging Picture Arch... System downtime and/or slow performance may result if software in use is an o... Class II
May 15, 2013 AGFA Digital Radiography X-Ray System DX-D 100 Agfa's DX-D 100 is indicate... Customers could potentially experience intermittent, unintended and illogical... Class II
Mar 15, 2013 IMPAX CV Reporting Cardiac Catheterization module and IMPAX CV Outbound Repor... Baseline pulmonary capillary wedge (PCW) pressure values from IMPAX CV Report... Class II
Mar 15, 2013 IMPAX CV 7.8 SU3 - OCR Service. The IMPAX CV Reporting component facilitat... Software design error in IMPAX CV 7.8 SU3 Class II
Feb 7, 2013 CR MD1.0 General Set, x-ray imager image plate. CR 10-X Image Plate 35CM X 4... The cassettes were shipped with the wrong IP (image plate) size bar code. Class II
Aug 9, 2012 AGFA IMPAC CV DICOMStore with Media Purge Daemon (MPD) and IMPAX CV DICOMSt... Loss of patient data can occur under certain circumstances due to misconfigur... Class II
Jul 27, 2012 IMPAX Cardiovascular (CV) Reporting Reporting tool used for structured rep... Content entered into the "Conclusions" free text box on the Report Writer scr... Class II
Jul 10, 2012 IMPAX CV Reporting The Results Management (RM)/IMPAX CV reporting componen... When users selected "Left stenosis" in the "Graft Duplex Conclusion" section ... Class II

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