A physician used an everflex entrust stent to treat a moderately calcified plaque lesion in the common iliac artery of a patient.No damage to the package, such as the outer box, hoop, or tray, observed.No issues noted when removing the device from the hoop/tray.The device was prepped per the ifu.It is reported there was damage or dislodgement of the locking pin, tubing components during device preparation, external to patient.After pre-expansion, when it was tried to remove the locking pin to deliver and deploy the everflex, the accompanying tube assembly was torn apart at the base and remained within the handle.The wheel was turned but did not rotate.After disassembling the handle, the everflex was deployed manually and successfully placed at the lesion site.The procedure was completed after confirming that it was successfully placed at the lesion site.The device did not pass through a previously placed stent.No resistance when delivering the device.No excessive force used.No symptoms or complications.No patient injury.
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