STRYKER NEUROVASCULAR-UTAH-SALT LAKE CITY TREVO XP PROVUE 4MM X 30MM; CATHETER, THROMBUS RETRIEVER
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Model Number 90185 |
Device Problem
Difficult to Remove (1528)
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Patient Problem
Vascular Dissection (3160)
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Event Date 02/10/2020 |
Event Type
Death
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The subject device is unavailable to manufacturer.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the subject device (retriever) was used in the procedure with other devices to treat occlusion at m1.The meandering of blood vessels was weak.After easily reaching the block with the guide wire and catheter, the resistance was encountered while inserting the subject device (retriever) into the catheter, and it got stuck.After that, the physician was pushing and pulling to move the subject device (retriever), and it was suddenly jumped out of the tip of the catheter and fully deployed.At that time, the blood vessels of m2 were damaged and bleeding.The physician indicated that the resistance was caused the blood vessels to shift downwards, which caused them to tear.The subject device (retriever) was pulled, but it was stuck, and could not be stored in the catheter.Finally, the subject device (retriever) was withdrawn together with the catheter, and the subject device (retriever) was removed from the catheter (the stent was not transected).The bleeding area was treated with the catheter and the physician thought the subject device (retriever) would be easy to lift because it was easy to guide the catheter to the treatment area.It was reported that the patient had passed away 3 days after surgery and the death was related to the subject device (retriever).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Based on the results of the dhr (device history record) review, there is no indication that the device, labeling or packaging failed to meet its specifications when released.The subject device was not available; therefore, a visual inspection as well as a functional evaluation could not be performed.The reported event is covered in the device directions for use (dfu).As well, the risk of the reported event is documented in the risk documentation and there are current controls to mitigate the risk of the as reported event.Additional information provided by the customer indicated that a marksman microcatheter was used in the procedure and there was no resistance as the marksman passed through the blood clot.However, the doctor felt resistance in delivering the trevo.This resistance caused the blood vessels to shift downwards, which caused them to tear.While there are a number of potential causes for the reported issue, because review and analysis of available information failed to identify a definitive cause and the device was not returned, an assignable cause of undeterminable will be assigned to this complaint.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the subject device (retriever) was used in the procedure with other devices to treat occlusion at m1.The meandering of blood vessels was weak.After easily reaching the block with the guide wire and catheter, the resistance was encountered while inserting the subject device (retriever) into the catheter and it got stuck.After that, the physician was pushing and pulling to move the subject device (retriever), and it was suddenly jumped out of the tip of the catheter and fully deployed.At that time, the blood vessels of m2 were damaged and bleeding.The physician indicated that the resistance was caused the blood vessels to shift downwards, which caused them to tear.The subject device (retriever) was pulled but it was stuck and could not be stored in the catheter.Finally, the subject device (retriever) was withdrawn together with the catheter and the subject device (retriever) was removed from the catheter (the stent was not transected).The bleeding area was treated with the catheter and the physician thought the subject device (retriever) would be easy to lift because it was easy to guide the catheter to the treatment area.It was reported that the patient had passed away 3 days after surgery and the death was related to the subject device (retriever).
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