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"during positioning in the pias's 3d3d matching mode, while transferring cbct images from cirs to pias, when the float image selection button on the pias screen was pressed, it displayed cbct images that were insufficient in number.This revealed a clear displacement in the y-direction (body axis direction) compared to the planning ct.Subsequently, upon checking ois at the customer's site on a later date, it was found that instead of the expected 160 images, there were only 135 images.It was reported that the incident occurred on (b)(6) 2024, and the customer contacted us on (b)(6) 2024.Following the above customer contact, we conducted a review of the logs for all treatments.It was found that on (b)(6) 2024, there was a possibility of completing 3d3d patient positioning approximately 5mm off in the body axis direction (with 5 images missing) and proceeding with treatment.There have been no reports of health injury.[treatment on (b)(6) 2024] after performing position confirmation in 2d2d mode following 3d3d positioning, treatment was carried out at the correct position after repositioning, so there are no health injury.[treatment on (b)(6) 2024] there is a possibility that treatment was performed after completing positioning at a location shifted 5mm in the body axis direction, but according to the dose evaluation conducted by the customer, there are no reported health injury for the patient.In our dose evaluation, we concluded that even if a positional shift occurs during a single fraction of fractionated treatment, the underdose, which can be corrected by re-irradiation, or the unintended overdose to healthy tissue will remain within one fraction.In the operating manual, it is stated that cbct images are automatically transferred to pias, and there is no mention of pressing the float image selection button.However, therapists may cause the event to occur by pressing the float image selection button during image transfer.Although the events that have occurred this time will not lead to an unreasonable risk of substantial harm to public health, we determined that this event is a 30-days reportable event for potential risks to specific users.Following the issuance of a service bulletin, user training was conducted to prevent recurrence.We also determined a recall is necessary in order to avoid recurrence of unintended user operations.".
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