It was initially reported the patient was having issues per the mother.It was reported that the patient was having changes in behavior correlating to seizure activity as well as heart rate changes that preceded seizures.The patient's device was seen to have lead issues and also the patient felt mild electric shock in the throat/neck which the patient described as a "tingle that hurts".Generator data was received and reviewed, and showed the device showed high impedance.The representative confirmed that high impedance was seen on the device.Surgery occurred and the surgeon first tried flushing out the generator and when the lead was re-inserted, high impedance was still observed.A test resistor was tried with the generator and impedance was normal thus a lead revision occurred.The representative noted that the patient's lead appeared to have fluid inside but that the lead got "mangled" while the surgeon was removing the lead.It was reported that the lead and generator were discarded and thus have not been received into analysis to date.No additional relevant information has been received to date.
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