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Device Problem
Patient-Device Incompatibility (2682)
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Patient Problems
Vomiting (2144); Eye Pain (4467)
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Event Date 11/29/2022 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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The manufacture received a voluntary medwatch (mw5113452), alleging a user of a wisp nasal mask with magnetic headgear, had pain in the left eye while using the mask.The user has a history of double vision and a brain aneurysm behind the left eye.In 2009, an aneurysm bypass surgery with coiling procedure was performed.The user now alleges dry eye and eye drops were prescribed.The user alleges the pain in eye has gotten worse, with vomiting and staying in bed all day.Over the past three years, the user has had multiple doctor visits, neurologists, including an ent doctor and pulmonary specialist to seek help.A neurologist, specializing in aneurysm coiling, stated his findings conclude a likelihood of a change in or around the coiling.Upon receiving the recall letter from philips, the user immediately ceased the use of the wisp nasal mask with the magnets.User states he alleges that the wisp nasal mask is a contributing factor to his diminishing quality of health.No product returning for investigation.This will be an initial-final report.The manufacturer will continue to monitor complaints for similar issues.The manufacturer concludes no further action is needed at this time.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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No product was returned for investigation.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The manufacture previously reported information after receiving a voluntary medwatch (mw5113452), alleging a user of a wisp nasal mask with magnetic headgear, had pain in the left eye while using the mask.The user has a history of double vision and a brain aneurysm behind the left eye.In 2009, an aneurysm bypass surgery with coiling procedure was performed.The user now alleges dry eye and eye drops were prescribed.The user alleges the pain in eye has gotten worse, with vomiting and staying in bed all day.Over the past three years, the user has had multiple doctor visits, neurologists, including an ent doctor and pulmonary specialist to seek help.A neurologist, specializing in aneurysm coiling, stated his findings conclude a likelihood of a change in or around the coiling.Upon receiving the recall letter from philips, the user immediately ceased the use of the wisp nasal mask with the magnets.User states he alleges that the wisp nasal mask is a contributing factor to his diminishing quality of health.No product returning for investigation.This will be an initial-final report.The manufacturer will continue to monitor complaints for similar issues.The manufacturer concludes no further action is needed at this time.In the previous report, section h1 type of reportable event, was inadvertently selected as "other".It has been corrected to "serious injury" on this report.
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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