It has been reported to philips that during a procedure, the dsa (digital subtraction angiography) device malfunctioned.The focus was faulty, and the images were blurred, and unusable.The device was in clinical use at the time of the event.There was no reported patient or user harm.Philips has started an investigation of this complaint.
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Philips has investigated this complaint.According to additional information received, the machine was inspected before the digital subtraction angiography (dsa) procedure and was ready for normal use.The patient was taken to the dsa room and the surgery started normally but, mid-procedure, the machine had an issue with the ray focus.The image was blurry and the system could not be used.The patient was transferred to another room to complete the procedure but no patient harm was reported.Philips attempted to schedule having a field service engineer (fse) inspect the system onsite, but the customer never gave approval for onsite evaluation; no device inspection was performed by philips.The customer reported that the device was not repaired and was no longer in use.No further information could be obtained from the customer despite multiple attempts.The codes were updated based on the investigation outcome.On-site evaluation not approved; no response received for further information.
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