Manufacturer's ref.No : (b)(4).No device was received for analysis at the time of submission of the initial 3500a.Since the product was not returned for analysis, no product failure analysis can be conducted, and no determination of possible contributing factors could be made.Device history record (dhr) review cannot be conducted because the lot number was provided by the customer.Biosense webster manufacturer's report numbers : 2029046-2021-00810, and 2029046-2021-00813.Are related to the same incident.
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This complaint is from a literature source.The following complications were reported in this publication: it was reported that 1 patient underwent catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation and suffered an embolic event.Intervention was not reported.Model and catalog number are not available, but the suspected device is thermocool smarttouch sf, biosense-webster other biosense webster devices that were also used in this study: carto 3 non-biosense webster devices that were also used in this study: tacticath(abbott), ensite navx, abbott publication details title: impact of diagnosis-to-ablation time on non-pulmonary vein triggers and ablation outcomes in persistent atrial fibrillation.Objective: non-pulmonary vein (pv) triggers are a major cause of atrial tachyarrhythmia (ata) recurrence after catheter ablation.However, the effect of the diagnosis-to-ablation time (dat) on non-pv triggers in persistent atrial fibrillation is unknown.Methods: his observational study evaluated 502 consecutive persistent af patients who underwent initial ablation.We compared 408 patients whose dat was <3 years with 94 patients whose dat was =3 years.Following pv and posterior wall isolation, 193 non-pv triggers, including 50 afs, 30 atrial tachycardias (ats), and 113 repetitive atrial premature beats, were elicited and ablated in 137 (27%) patients.Specifically, 80 non-pv af/at triggers were provoked in 64 (13%) patients, being identified more frequently in the dat¿=¿3 years group than in the dat¿<¿3 years group (20% vs.11%, p¿=¿.025) especially with a higher prevalence of coronary sinus/inferior left atrial triggers.
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