This report is being supplemented to provide additional information based on device return evaluation and the (sbc) service business center final investigation.The device was returned to the olympus, brooklyn park facility with the report that the balloon burst during a procedure.The device was returned inside the original packaging, the packaging was taped closed.The model number was confirmed to be bd-410x-1855.The lot number is 508060f.The device was removed from the packaging and inspected.The balloon was inspected and the balloon was completely torn off the device.Only some small remains of the balloon are still attached.The inner wire of the balloon does not appear to be damaged.The guidewire was inserted into the proper luer and the guidewire was able to be moved through the device smoothly as intended.The catheter was inspected and there was no sign of kinks or damages on the catheter.The balloon was unable to be function tested and inspected as the balloon is no longer on the device and was not returned for inspection.Based on the results of the investigation, a definitive root cause could not be established.An evaluation of the device could not confirm the suggested phenomenon.No cause could be assumed from the information provided for this investigation.Fu (instruction for use) states as follows: warning: never use air or another gas product to inflate the ezdilate wire guided balloon.Caution: it is strongly recommended that an inflation device with a pressure gauge designed to deliver/monitor pressures exceeding the rated burst pressure for the balloon is used, so that inflation pressure can be accurately monitored.Inadequate pressure monitoring may result in over-inflation of the balloon and an increase in the risk of patient injury.The ezdilate wire guided balloon can only be inflated with fluid (sterile saline, sterile water or a mixture of contrast medium and sterile saline or sterile water)." warning: when inflating, do not exceed maximum pressure identified on the balloon inflation guide (also on the package label and pouch label).Over-inflation of the balloon may cause a rupture and could result in patient injury.If the balloon loses pressure during inflation or bursts, carefully remove the balloon and endoscope together.Do not attempt to remove a burst or leaking balloon through the endoscope." olympus will continue to monitor complaints for this device.
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