The root cause of the incident was found to be related to the control software, which stopped responding.Neurologica is still conducting an investigation to determine the exact reason for this incident.After review of the device history logs, it has been confirmed that x-ray was not firing even though the x-ray light was showing as on.No harm to the patient or user was stated, as there was no x-ray firing so no radiation was received.The field service representative confirmed the device to be functioning properly, as well as the burning smell was gone.The likelihood of patient/user injury is negligible currently.Future service calls will be monitored for similar incidents in the field.
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The customer reported that while performing an air calibration, the computed tomography (ct) system started to fire continuously without stopping.The customer tried to press the emergency stop button to halt all device actions, however, that did not seem to work.The device eventually turned off after the user attempted to press the on/off button again.The customer claimed they could smell a burning smell from the scanner.
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