GE Healthcare recalled 173 CSCS MAS800 Central Station desktops distributed worldwide to hospitals after identifying a software fault that can trigger a reboot cycle. The reboot can result in a loss of central patient monitoring. Hospitals should stop using the devices and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
GE HealthCare has identified an issue affecting Carescape" Central Station (CSCS) with software version V3.0.5, which can cause the system to enter a continuous reboot cycle. If this occurs, a loss of central monitoring of connected patients could result. This issue occurs only when the number of central stations connected to the network is 118, 119 or 120.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately. Follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer. Contact Wipro GE Healthcare Private Ltd. or your healthcare provider for instructions. Notification method: Letter
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The CSCS MAS800 Central Station is part of GE Healthcare’s Carescape monitoring suite. It aggregates patient data from connected monitors to provide real-time coverage in clinical settings.
A software fault can force a reboot loop, potentially interrupting continuous patient monitoring across a network of central stations.
This recall is not described as part of a broader industry pattern.
Hospitals may experience outages in central monitoring if multiple CSCS units reboot, potentially affecting patient safety and response times.
Serial numbers are on label stickers; GTIN on packaging; software version on system splash screen or device UI
4-8 weeks for replacement or repair, depending on parts availability and service scheduling
Save the recall letter, capture device label photos, keep serial numbers and network topology, log all communications with the manufacturer
Model: CSCS MAS800 Desktop. Software version: V3.0.5. Part Number: 5867474-04. GTIN: 00195278343512. Serial Numbers include STU25210418SA, STU25210417SA, STU25210419SA, STU25250440SA, STU25250439SA, STU25260447SA, STU25210407SA, STU25210406SA, STU24200003SA, STU24200006SA, STU24200005SA, STU24200004SA, STU23240015SA, STU24240019SA, STU24240020SA, STU24240007SA, STU24240022SA, STU24240021SA, STU24330020SA. Sold worldwide. Price not disclosed.
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