This complaint has been evaluated.No lot number is available.A detailed investigation or batch review cannot be conducted.Therefore, this evaluation will be closed.This issue will be monitored through the post market product monitoring review process.Based on the available information, this event is deemed to be a serious injury.To date no additional information has been received.Should additional information become available, a follow-up report will be submitted.Fda registration number: (b)(4).
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It was reported the patient was ¿admitted with an unstageable pressure injury.¿ it was further reported ¿patient with prerenal 2/2 severe infection, gi bleed.¿ 10hgb 7.0, up from 6.1 with transfusion.Gi bleed continues.Patient with a full thickness wound bed to the sacrococcygeal area.Fecal management system (fms) remains, also foley in place.Unstageable to the sacral coccyx - dakin's moist gauze over wound bed then cover with dry abd pad and secure.Fms remains in place.Minimal leakage of stool noted.Patient continues with high output gi bleed/loose stool >500ml in last 24 hours.Anus assessed and found to have a full thickness ulceration that extends out to the perineum secondary to tubing.The wound with stained adipose tissue from fecal leakage.Ulceration presents as a device related stage 3 hospital acquired pressure injury.The fms was left in place due to high output diarrhea and the presence of a full thickness wound bed to the sacrococcygeal area.At this time the benefit outweighs the risk.Per md note, on 3/1, patient's blood pressure dropped to 60s systolic, with active bleeding noted from peripheral iv's, rectal tube, foley.It was noted ¿patient made comfort care on 3/1.Stopped comfort care on 3/2 per wife's request - wanting just antibiotics and transfusions to be restarted for a couple of days, but nothing that will "hurt" patient.Discussed extensively with wife and daughter re: poor prognosis and family continues to want to restart transfusion and antibiotic for a couple days and reassess after 2 days.Family does not want to do anything invasive.¿.
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