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IMRIS Imaging Inc recalls Brand Name: HFD100 Product Name: Head Fixation Device HFD100 Model/Catalog Number: 119695-000, 119629-000, 119630-000,
Recalled January 14, 2026 · FDA recall Z-1034-2026 · IMRIS Imaging
Hazard
Torque screw may crack or separate. If used, an affected screw could lead to inadequate head stabilization, compromised surgical precision, procedural delays, requirement for alternate head fixation methods, and risk of patient injury. · FDA Class II
Units
122
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Worldwide distribution - US Nationwide and the countries of Canada, Sweden, Switzerland, Japan, Australia, Qatar, and China.
Description
Torque screw may crack or separate. If used, an affected screw could lead to inadequate head stabilization, compromised surgical precision, procedural delays, requirement for alternate head fixation methods, and risk of patient injury.
Product
Brand Name: HFD100 Product Name: Head Fixation Device HFD100 Model/Catalog Number: 119695-000, 119629-000, 119630-000, 113803-000, 113803-600, 113802-000, 113802-600 Software Version: Not Applicable Product Description: The HFD100 Head Fixation Device provides rigid skeletal fixation within the optimal imaging envelope while introducing minimal artifacts in the acquired images. There are two different assemblies for the HFD100. The standard HFD100 is equipped with a table adapter for use with either the operating room table or the angiography table. For sites with a Hill-Rom TruSystem 7500 Hybrid Neuro MR Operating Table (ORT400), the HFD100 has a split block clamp assembly (Trumpf Mount Clamp Assembly) which connects directly to the table back section. The HFD100 system is also comprised of the linkage components to mount the skull clamp to the table adapter, and the 3-pin skull clamp. The linkage system is used to position the skull clamp in the necessary position, without colliding with the magnet bore. Component: Not a component.
Manufacturer(s)
IMRIS Imaging Inc
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Official recall notice on fda.gov →