It was reported that following an ablation procedure with an intellamap orion catheter to treat atrial tachycardia (at), the patient experienced a cerebrovascular accident (cva).They experienced loss of an eye, maybe transient but they did not know at the time.The activated clotting time (act) was greater than 300 during procedure.The catheter irrigation flow rate was "2, 17, 30 as usual." irrigation was never interrupted or stopped during the procedure.No blood clot was seen during each introduction of the orion.They performed very few radiofrequency (rf) shots.The patient's blood pressure was very variable during the procedure and the physician thought that it could be the cause of clot "drop." it was possible the return in sinus rhythm could be explain that event.The patient was considered as "at risk".The procedure was completed and "all was perfect during the procedure." the patient was fine at the end of the case.It was noted that the orion was not "parked" in a certain area during ablation.The product is not expected to be returned for analysis.
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