It was reported during a gynecological tlh surgery (therapeutic laparoscopic hysterectomy), when the surgeon was pneumoperitoneum with middle flow, the abdominal pressure did not rise sufficiently compared to normal.The surgeon then switched to high flow , no abnormality found in the uhi-4 device display, the abdominal pressure increased and the intended procedure was completed without any problems.There was no patient harm or injury reported due to the event.No user injury reported.After the operation, the facility staff inspected the equipment and found that the nut at the connection with the gas cylinder of the maj-1985 (cylinder hose with switch-over valve (pin index) was loose.The facility staff tightened the nut.This event includes two (2) reports: report with patient identifier (b)(6) (uhi-4: sn: (b)(4) ) high flow insufflation unit report with patient identifier (b)(6) ((b)(4) ) cylinder hose with switch-over valve (pin index) this report is for patient identifier (b)(6) ((b)(4)cylinder hose with switch-over valve (pin index).
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This report is being supplemented to provide additional information based on the approved final investigation and device evaluation.Sections d4, d9, h3, h4, h6, and h10 were updated.The device was returned to olympus for inspection, and the customer's complaint was not confirmed.There was no abnormality in the appearance.There is no abnormality when connecting and operating according to the instruction manual.A review of the device history record found no deviations that could have caused or contributed to the reported issue.Based on the results of the investigation, the definitive root cause of the pressure issue was a loose nut that was fixed to the o-ring.It may not have been tightened enough.The instruction manual identifies the following verbiage, which may have prevented the phenomenon: ¿ using the wrench (6mm), tighten the o-ring lock nut (with a force of about 2 n-m (reference), for example).¿ olympus will continue to monitor field performance for this device.
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