It was reported, the managing hcp felt the patient's pump had flipped.The reporter had requested images of the pump to determine if the pump was flipped.Per the reporter, the image she had showed a/p view of the pump and showed the port was coming off the right side of the cap.The hcp had already sent patient back to the surgeon because he felt pump had flipped.Per the reporter, the hcp reported, he was hitting metal at the refill today.The hcp was doing the refill under fluoro.The hcp was going to fill pump with prialt but was unable to access so saline remains in the pump.Further information also reported the surgery was done (b)(6) 2013 and the patient had saline put in the pump.The patient came in the day of the report to have the saline removed and prialt put into the pump.This would be the first initial fill since the pump was implanted.The pump connector/catheter was coming off at around the 10 o'clock or 11 o'clock, with the cap at the 12 o'clock position.It was also noted they had trouble establishing telemetry with the pump.They had to palpate or move the pump around to establish telemetry.The patient is going to be seen on tuesday and the pump is going to be revised/flipped back on wednesday.They are going to refill the pump on thursday.Additional information later reported, the patient was to be seen by the implanting hcp on (b)(6).The pump was to be repositioned on (b)(6) and filled with prialt on thursday (b)(6).Additional information later reported, the repositioning was moved to (b)(6) and the refill date was to be determined.Additional information has been requested, but had not been received as of the date of this report.
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