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Model Number 630EUR |
Device Problem
Deflation Problem (1149)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 05/13/2020 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Please note that previous medwatch reports for this product may have been submitted under the following registration numbers: 1000381138, 3007420694.Currently, these products are to be handled by arjohuntleigh ab¿s complaint handling establishment and any medwatch reports will be submitted under registration #3005619970.The facility reported that the same issue occurred on 3 another arjo auto logic systems, so three additional reports were submitted under manufacturer report no: 3005619970-2020-00005, 3005619970-2020-00006, 3005619970-2020-00008.Collecting of information is ongoing.Results of the analysis will be provided to the follow-up report.
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Event Description
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Arjo was informed by the customer representative about arjo auto logic pump malfunction.Following the information reported, the patient was found by the facility staff between 3am and 4am that she stayed the night on the totally deflated mattresses (included sub-mattress).The caregiver found that the pump was turned off and did not activate a low pressure alarm to alert about malfunction.The patient did not sustain injury as outcome of this event.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Arjo was informed by the customer representative about arjo auto logic pump malfunction.Following the information reported, the patient (85 years old female) was found, by the facility staff, between 3am and 4am on the totally deflated mattresses (included sub-mattress).The caregiver found that the pump was turned off and did not hear a low pressure alarm.The patient did not sustain an injury as an outcome of the reported issue.The facility reported that the same issue occurred on 3 another arjo auto logic systems, therefore three additional reports were submitted mfr report no 3005619970-2020-00005, 3005619970-2020-00006, 3005619970-2020-00008.The faulty system (mattress and pump) was excluded from use and evaluated in arjo service centre.The reported issue cannot be confirmed as the system evaluation did not confirm the alleged issue.No air leakage and no issue with the alarm was found.It was only found that a compressor (part number: 509051) needed to be changed on that pump because it was noisy.This failure is not related to the reported issue.A low pressure in the mattress is usually a result of air leakage within the pump or mattress assembly or an insufficient air supply.When the level of pressure decreases below a designed level, a low pressure alarm is triggered.Device instructions for use, ifu 654900en rev.1 from sep 2009 includes following information: ¿it is the responsibility of the care giver to ensure that the user can use this product safely.¿ ¿the auto logic systems are indicated for the prevention and management of all categories of pressure ulcer when combined with an individualised monitoring, repositioning and wound care programme.¿ in conclusion, arjo auto logic system was being used for treatment at the time of the event.Arjo has decided to report this complaint due to customer allegation that the patient stayed the night on the totally deflated mattress (included sub-mattress) and a low pressure alarm was not heard.Pump was noisy, and from that perspective the system did not meet the performance specification, but noise will not result in any harm.There was no patient injury and is unlikely any serious injury occurs as a result of noisy pump in the future.
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