Neuroreader Medical Image Processing Software - Product Usage: intended to automate the current manual process of identifying, labeling, and quantifying the volume of segmentable brain structures identified on MR images.
FDA Recall Z-0934-2021 · Posted None
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Recalling FirmBrainreader ApS
Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeLLZ
Date Initiated2020-12-14
Date Terminated2021-08-12
Product Quantity43 sites have had access
Reason for Recall
The Neuroreader has been distributed with a reference
normative database that is different from the version reviewed and cleared by FDA.
Firm Action
A Recall notification letter titled, "URGENT MEDICAL DEVICE CORRECTION" was sent to consignees on 12/14/2020 via a email. The consignee is requested to complete the attached recall acknowledgement form. Since the software is cloud-based, Neuroreader will be upgraded to Version 2.5 effective immediately to reflect the version of the reference normative database cleared by FDA. This correction will be implemented at no cost to the consignee. If the consignee experiences any adverse events or quality problems with the use of this product, they are to report this to FDAs MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting Program and to Brainreader as soon as possible.
Distributors who further distributed products subject to this recall are asked to please identify customers immediately and notify them of the product recall using the Recall Notification Letter. The firm requests that the distributor direct their customers to contact the firm directly so that they could implement the correction. Brainreader will correct affected product at no cost. The distributor is also ask to please stop any sales of Neuroreader version 2.4. When version 2.5 is released sales can continue.
Root Cause
Under Investigation by firm
Distribution Pattern
US Nationwide distribution including in the states of UT, PA, FL, AL, CA, MN, MD, MO, VA, DC, IL, TX, TN, MI, NY, IN, WA, WI, GA, MA.
Official Source
View FDA Recall →Source: FDA Enforcement Report / Recall database. Always confirm against the official FDA record.
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