Model Number 72404012 |
Device Problems
Material Discolored (1170); Fluid/Blood Leak (1250); Mechanical Problem (1384); Inadequacy of Device Shape and/or Size (1583); Connection Problem (2900); Material Deformation (2976); Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem (2993)
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Patient Problem
Pain (1994)
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Event Date 12/08/2022 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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It was reported that the patient with this inflatable penile prosthesis experienced pain in the penis eight week after the implant procedure, when the first pump compression was performed.Two months later, the patient noted that the pump could not be pressed after 3-4 times and there was not fluid in it.Nine months later, an ultrasound was performed, and it was found that there was a total fluid loss from the reservoir and the cylinder was kinked at the front end.The patient underwent a revision surgery, during which it was identified that the tube between the pump and the reservoir was disconnected, and the size of the cylinders were not the correct one for the patient.All components were removed and replaced.There were no further patient complications reported.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Corrected h6: device code.There was no device available for analysis; therefore, no physical or visual analysis of the product could be performed.The reported clinical observations of "cosmetic/appearance problem", "size incorrect for patient" and "pain" were determined to be inadvertent/unintentional interaction; therefore, a conclusion code of unintended use error caused or contributed to event was assigned to this investigation.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the patient with this inflatable penile prosthesis experienced pain in the penis eight week after the implant procedure, when the first pump compression was performed.Two months later, the patient noted that the pump could not be pressed after 3-4 times and there was not fluid in it.Nine months later, an ultrasound was performed, and it was found that there was a total fluid loss from the reservoir and the cylinder was kinked at the front end.The patient underwent a revision surgery, during which it was identified that the tube between the pump and the reservoir was disconnected, and the size of the cylinders were not the correct one for the patient.All components were removed and replaced.There were no further patient complications reported.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the patient with this inflatable penile prosthesis experienced pain in the penis eight week after the implant procedure, when the first pump compression was performed.Two months later, the patient noted that the pump could not be pressed after 3-4 times and there was not fluid in it.Nine months later, an ultrasound was performed, and it was found that there was a total fluid loss from the reservoir and the cylinder was kinked at the front end.The patient underwent a revision surgery, during which it was identified that the tube between the pump and the reservoir was disconnected, and the size of the cylinders were not the correct one for the patient.All components were removed and replaced.There were no further patient complications reported.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Upon receipt at our quality assurance laboratory, this inflatable penile prosthesis (ipp) underwent a thorough analysis.Both cylinders were microscopically inspected, and leak tested.The first cylinder had buckling at folds in the proximal end and middle of its body.In addition, the kink resistant tubing (krt) of the cylinder presented a hole from wear.This cylinder did not pass the leakage test.The second cylinder presented wear at a fold in the proximal end and middle of the body and a hole in its distal end, consistent with sharp instrument damage.This cylinder did not pass the leakage test due to the distal damage, likely sustained at during explant surgery.The pump was microscopically inspected, and leak tested.Microscopic evaluation revealed bodily contamination within the component; due to that finding, the pump was not functionally tested.No leaks were identified in the pump.The reservoir was microscopically inspected, and leak tested.The reservoir had wear at a fold in its shell.No leaks were identified in the component.The reported patient symptom of pain is a known risk associated with implant of these devices as indicated in the instructions for use.The reported clinical observations of "cosmetic/appearance problem", "size incorrect for patient" and "pain" were determined to be inadvertent/unintentional interaction; therefore, a conclusion code of unintended use error caused or contributed to event was assigned to this investigation.
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