It was reported that the patient was seen in clinic and was noted to have a low speed advisory at 7800 on (b)(6) 2024.The patient reported "+++" readings and audible alarm when changing positions at home.Flows were noted to be 8-9 l in clinic with the patient having clinical symptoms of hypervolemia and end organ dysfunction.Log files were submitted to review flow trends for any signs of pump thrombosis and possible concerns of percutaneous lead malfunction.The log file contained approximately 14 days of data and the set speed was at9200rpm.The average power ranged from 6.5watts to 14.5 watts, the average pulsatility index (pi) ranged from 2.8 to 4.2, and the average flow ranged from 6lpm to 10.4lpm.The log file captured 16power elevations above 10watts and one low speed advisory event was seen while connected to battery power that self resolved quickly.There was insufficient evidence to determine the exact cause of the event.X-rays were also submitted that showed an area of concern about 2 inches from the clamshell repair.Additional log files were submitted for review that contained no unusual events.It was also confirmed that there has been no further issues since the low speed advisory event.
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