Device evaluated by mfr: analysis of returned product revealed that the 6f non-boston scientific (bsc) introducer sheath could not be removed from the sentinel device due to the severely damaged condition of the 6f non-bsc introducer sheath (buckling/accordioned and detached from its hub) and due to the severely damaged condition of the articulating distal sheath (ads) (severely kinked with pinch marks along its length) of the sentinel embolic protection system.The ads responded when turning articulating knob (#2); however, could not reached it full straight position due to its severe damaged condition; consequently, confirming the reported complaint.Additionally, the distal filter slider (#3) is bent/kinked and the distal filter was able to be un-sheathed using distal filter slider (#3) by removing the kink on it and it was found severely damaged, the tri-layer is missing and the distal filter is detached from the distal tip.The coupler was found stretched.
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Reportable based on returned device analysis completed (b)(6) 2021.It was reported that difficulty removing through the introducer sheath occurred.Vascular access was obtained via a transradial approach.A 6f non-boston scientific (bsc) introducer sheath was placed.A sentinel embolic protection system was positioned and both filters deployed.The transcatheter aortic valve replacement (tavr) procedure was successfully completed.The distal and proximal filters of the sentinel embolic protection system were sheathed.When the sentinel embolic protection system was exiting the 6f non-bsc introducer sheath, the physician felt resistance.The sentinel embolic protection system and the 6f introducer sheath were removed together.Outside the patient, a kink and damage was found on the 6f non-bsc introducer sheath.No patient complications were reported.Returned device analysis found a detached distal filter.
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