As reported (b)(6) 2015, a (b)(6), male pt presented for a nanoknife ablation of the liver lesion.During the procedure, it was noted the pt's pulse and blood pressure decreased.Per info provided, the pt had experienced a mild case of bradycardia during pulse delivery.The treating physician paused the energy delivery and the bradycardia self-corrected.The treating physician elected to abort the procedure.There were no report of problem with the generator or probes.Post procedure it was reported the pt was stable and suffered no permanent harm or injury due to the event.
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There was no malfunction of the nanoknife system (generator, probes, and accusync).No part of the system was returned for evaluation.There was no allegation of a device malfunction.During the nanoknife procedure the pt experienced an episode of bradycardia during pulse delivery.The nanoknife generator user manual lists bradycardia as a potential adverse effect.As reported, the treating physician paused the energy delivery, and the pt self corrected.The procedure was aborted.The pt was reported as stable post procedure and discharged normally with no additional tests or concerns from this event.A review of the disposable device history records for the single use probes was performed for any deviations related to the reported event.The review confirms that the lots met all material, assembly, and performance specifications.A review of the service history for the nanoknife generator used during the event noted no repairs, servicing and/or upgrades have been made since the unit was installed at the account.A review of the angiodynamics complaint system noted no trends for this event type and product family.The type of complaint will continue to be monitor ed for trends.Complaint # (b)(4).
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