Review of medical records: there was no report of a cycler or other product malfunction that could have caused the peritonitis event.There is no contact between dialysis solution and cycler which would cause an infection.There was no report of a fluid leak.Per pd nurse, she does not believe the peritonitis event was caused by the use of the cycler.Peritonitis is a known complication of peritoneal dialysis, usually caused by a break in the sterile field or aseptic technique.There is no history of fluid leaks, cassette breaks, or device malfunction.The actual device was returned to the manufacturer for physical evaluation or determined to be functioning according to product specifications.Further evaluation found no device malfunctions that would have caused the reported event.A batch record review was conducted and confirmed there were no deviation or non-conformances during the manufacturing process.Product labeling, material, and process controls were within specifications.
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