Model Number 113050A0 |
Device Problem
Fracture (1260)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 05/18/2021 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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At the time of this report the investigation is still ongoing.When the investigation is complete the report will be updated and a follow up medwatch will be submitted.
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Event Description
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The following was reported to us.At the or table 113002b0 leg plates were attached during the surgery.We've requested the model number of the used leg plates, but not received an answer until now.We assume that the model 113050a0 was attached.A patient was positioned in a prone position.As the patient was transferred into a vertical position, the pads of the leg plates broke under the patients knees.The patient could support her- or himself on her or his legs.No injury of the patient was reported.Manufacturer reference# (b)(4).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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We assume that a use error has caused this incident and the product was overloaded.According to the intended purpose as described in the instructions for use (ifu) plate pair (1130.50a0) is designed for positioning the legs of a patient immediately before, during and after surgical interventions as well as for examination and treatment.The leg plate pair is designed to carry its share of the maximum load imposed by a patient weighing 200 kg.As the patient was transferred from a horizontal into a vertical position, the mayor part of the patients weight rested on the leg plates.This has caused them to break.The user is warned in the ifu concerning the risks related to overloading as follows: "warn ing! risk of injury due to material failure! the maximum permissible load on the product is 78 kg (39 kg per leg plate).This corresponds to its share of the load imposed by a patient weighing 200 kg." getinge-maquet gmbh provides product failure investigation, analysis and resolution for the device described in this report.
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Event Description
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The following was reported to us.At the or table 113002b0 the leg plates 113050a0 were attached during the surgery.A patient was positioned in a prone position.As the patient was transferred into a vertical position, the pads of the leg plates broke under the patients knees.The patient could support support her- or himself on her or his legs.No injury of the patient was reported.According to the clinic the mayor part of the patients weight was on the leg plates when they broke.The patients weight was said to be 110 kg.Manufactuer reference # (b)(4).
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