The event involved a appx 1.0 ml, adattatore per pompa con spiros¿ where the reporter stated that at the day oncology hospital, during the administration of a fluorouracil, therapy coming from the pharmacy, the nurses detected a leakage of medication between the connection from ch-14 (chemoclave® vented bag spike) and the h2629 device, which stopped when they switched to a new ch-14.The event occurred during patient use, there was delay in therapy, it is unknown if there was adverse event, and no one was harmed as a result of this event.
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A video was provided showing a 034-ch-14 connected to an h2629.Leakage was observed around the spiros.Received one opened/unused 011-h2629 transfer set w/spiros for inspection.Received one new 034-ch-14, one used 034-ch-14, and one used list #unknown chemolock port under (b)(4).The product from the video was not returned.No damages or anomalies noted.The 011-h2629 was leak tested individually and connected to the 034-ch-14.No leakage.The reported complaint of leakage can be confirmed from the video provided.The probable cause is unknown.Without the return of the used sample a comprehensive failure investigation cannot be performed and a cause cannot be determined.The lot history was reviewed and no nonconformities were identified that may have contributed to the reported complaint.
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