Devices

Multiple Models of GE Nuclear Medicine Systems:All VG and VG Hawkeye nuclear medicine systems, manufactured from 1996 - 2003: - Millennium VG - Millennium VG and Hawkeye- Discovery VH - VaricamAll Infinia nuclear medicine systems, manufactured from 2003 – 2014:- Infinia - Infinia and Hawkeye - Infinia and Hawkeye 4 All Brivo NM615, Discovery NM630, Optima NM/CT640 and Discovery NM/CT670 systems.

Model / Serial
Multiple Models of GE Nuclear Medicine Systems:All VG and VG Hawkeye nuclear medicine systems, manufactured from 1996 - 2003: - Millennium VG - Millennium VG and Hawkeye- Discovery VH - VaricamAll Infinia nuclear medicine systems, manufactured from 2003 – 2014:- Infinia - Infinia and Hawkeye - Infinia and Hawkeye 4 All Brivo NM615, Discovery NM630, Optima NM/CT640 and Discovery NM/CT670 systems.ARTG number: 200439
Manufacturer
GE Healthcare Australia Pty Ltd
1 Event
- Recall of Multiple Models of GE Nuclear Medicine Systems:All VG and VG Hawkeye nuclear medicine systems, manufactured from 1996 - 2003: - Millennium VG - Millennium VG and Hawkeye- Discovery VH - VaricamAll Infinia nuclear medicine systems, manufactured from 2003 – 2014:- Infinia - Infinia and Hawkeye - Infinia and Hawkeye 4 All Brivo NM615, Discovery NM630, Optima NM/CT640 and Discovery NM/CT670 systems.

Manufacturer

GE Healthcare Australia Pty Ltd

Manufacturer Parent Company (2017)
General Electric Company
Source
DHTGA

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