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Health product recall

Phillips IntelliVue Information Centre (PIIC) IX (2014-12-17)

Starting date:
December 17, 2014
Posting date:
December 29, 2014
Type of communication:
Medical Device Recall
Subcategory:
Medical Device
Hazard classification:
Type II
Source of recall:
Health Canada
Issue:
Medical Devices
Audience:
General Public, Healthcare Professionals, Hospitals
Identification number:
RA-43027

Recalled Products

Phillips IntelliVue Information Centre (PIIC) IX 

Reason

A software defect that could potentially result in a drop in oxygenation (hypoxia) that is not immediately detected by the clinician. Defect involves the use of the "change bed label" feature at the information center ix. If the configuration for this item is set to "optional" and a user selects the "location" button within the "manage patient" menu and makes a change to the patient location, alarms for sp02 and/or non-invasive Blood Pressure (NBP) will become disabled without visual notification (bell with an "x") to the user. This problem only happens when the patient is monitored using a networked Intellivue TRX Telemetry M4841/TRX 4851a patient worn device (PWD).

Affected products

Phillips IntelliVue Information Centre (PIIC) IX 

Lot or serial number
  • 866023
  • 866117
Model or catalog number

M3290B

Companies
Manufacturer
Philips Medical Systems
3000 Minuteman Road
Andover
01810
Massachusetts
UNITED STATES