# Major Recall Alert: InteleShare™ Length Measurement Tool May Provide Inaccurate Values in Multi-Planar Reconstruction
On [October 27, 2023](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/intelesharetm), an important recall was issued for **InteleShare™**, a medical imaging tool, due to a critical flaw in its length measurement functionality. When used in **multi-planar reconstruction** with rotations applied, the tool may display inconsistent or inaccurate length values. This could potentially compromise **diagnostic accuracy**, heightening the risk of **misdiagnosis** or inappropriate patient follow-up.
Healthcare professionals and medical imaging specialists relying on InteleShare™ should be aware of the risks associated with this recall to protect patients and ensure diagnostic integrity.
## Why This Recall is Important
Accurate imaging and measurement tools are essential in medical diagnostics, as they ensure clinicians can make precise assessments and provide proper care. In the case of **InteleShare™**, the affected length measurement tool affects workflows during multi-planar reconstructions, where images are processed in multiple planes to better analyze tissues, structures, or anomalies.
### Key Issues with the Tool:
- **Inconsistent Length Values**: The measurement text may display incorrect lengths when used with rotating multi-planar reconstructions.
- **Patient Harm**: Inaccurate measurements could result in:
- Misdiagnoses of medical conditions.
- Delayed or inappropriate medical treatments and follow-ups.
- Compromised patient safety, particularly in sensitive or life-threatening conditions.
For healthcare facilities that heavily rely on precise data for diagnosis, the implications of this issue could prove damaging.
## Details of the Recall
Outlined below are key details regarding this critical recall:
- **Brand**: InteleShare™
- **Product Affected**: Length Measurement Tool
- **Reason for Recall**: Inaccurate values when the tool is used with multi-planar reconstructions involving rotations, compromising diagnosis accuracy.
- **Possible Risks**: Misdiagnosis, inappropriate follow-up care, and potential harm to patients.
- **Date Announced**: October 27, 2023
For further details, consult the official Canadian recall notice [here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/intelesharetm).
## What You Should Do
If your organization uses **InteleShare™**, here’s what you can do to address the recall:
- **Inspect Your System**: Review whether the length measurement tool is in use in your facility and identify any impacted equipment.
- **Contact InteleShare™ Support**: Reach out to the manufacturer for updates, fixes, or potential replacements.
- **Avoid Affected Features**: Refrain from using the multi-planar reconstruction feature with rotations until a resolution is confirmed.
- **Report Issues**: If you encounter discrepancies or inaccuracies, report them immediately to your regulatory body or the product manufacturer.
Taking proactive measures could significantly mitigate the risks posed by this issue while ensuring patient safety is prioritized.
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**Source**: Information for this article is based on the official recall notice from the Canadian government website. Learn more [here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/intelesharetm).