ClearanceBrief
510(k) K080701 ยท IZL System, X-Ray, Mobile

SHIMADZU MOBILE X-RAY SYSTEM MOBILEDART EVOLUTION

ApplicantShimadzu Corp., Torrance CA, US
DecisionSubstantially Equivalent, May 14, 2008
ReceivedMar 11, 2008
TypeAbbreviated
FDA recordOpen on fda.gov

Recalls that name K080701

DateFirm and productCodeLinked 510(k)
Nov 9, 2020Shimadzu Medical Systems
Shimadzu Mobile X-Ray System, MobileDaRt Evolution (MX8 Version), with adjustable handle option, Made in Japan - Product Usage: The device is intended to be used to take a film, CR or general radiogra
Open, Classified
IZLNone listed
Jul 19, 2019Fujifilm Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc.
Fujifilm FDR Go Plus mobile X-ray system
Terminated
IZLNone listed
Jan 15, 2019Fujifilm Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc.
Fujifilm FDR Go PLUS, Mobile X-Ray System Product Usage: This device is intended to be used to take a film, CR or general radiography of patients in the hospital who cannot move and/or of outpatient
Terminated
IZLNone listed
Jan 14, 2019Shimadzu Medical Systems Usa Com
SHIMADZU MobileDaRt Evolution (MX8 Version), Mobile X-Ray System Product Usage: This device is intended to be used to take a film, CR or general radiography of patients in the hospital who cannot mov
Terminated
IZLNone listed
Nov 10, 2015Shimadzu Medical Systems
Mobile X-ray system MobileDaRt Evolution/FDR Go Software The device is a mobile X-ray system and allows a technician to take a general digital radiography of patients in the hospital or medical facil
Terminated
IZLNone listed
Jun 3, 2013Shimadzu Medical Systems
Shimadzu Corporation - Mobile DaRt Evolution This device is a mobile X-ray system in order to take general radiography of patients in the hospital who cannot move and/or of out patients in emergency
Terminated
IZLNone listed
Nov 8, 2012Shimadzu Medical Systems
0.4/0.7JG326D-265AX/AT Product Usage: The device is a mobile X-ray system in order to take general radiography of patients in the hospital who cannot move and/or of outpatients in emergency.
Terminated
IZLNone listed

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