Model Number 9013.02.303 |
Device Problem
Device Dislodged or Dislocated (2923)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 05/16/2015 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Event Description
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The surgeon was impacting the definitive stem and humeral body into the patient.The force of the mallet hitting the impactor handle (model # 9013.02.303) caused the proximal pin to displace and fall from the impactor handle to the floor.No consequences for the patient.The loss of the pin did not affect its function as the pin was displaced almost at the point when the prosthesis was all the way home.The event occurred in (b)(6).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The check of the manufacturing charts related to the lot # involved ((b)(4)) did not show any pre-existing anomaly.A total of (b)(4) pieces were produced with this lot # by our supplier ((b)(4) solutions), and we received no other complaints on this lot #.We are going to analyze the instrument involved and then provide our final report.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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No anomaly was detected by checking the dhr of the lot # involved (2014aa433).A total of (b)(4) pieces were manufactured with this lot # and we have received no other complaints on this lot #.; this is the first and only similar complaint reported on the model # 9013.02.303.We received the instrument involved.The dislodged pin and the corresponding hole in the impactor body were measured and a slight dimensional anomaly was detected in the diameter of both the pin and the hole (i.E., the pin was slightly under-dimensioned and the hole slightly over-dimensioned).In (b)(4) 2015, before becoming aware of this type of complaint, a slight adjustment (a reduction) in the tolerances of the pin holes in the impactor body was made which reduces the risk of occurrence of similar issues.No similar complaints have been received on instrument part number 9013.02.303.Limacorporate will continue to monitor complaints on this product.
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Event Description
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The surgeon was impacting the definitive stem and humeral body into the patient.The force of the mallet hitting the impactor handle (model # 9013.02.303) caused the proximal pin to displace and fall from the impactor handle to the floor.No consequences for the patient.The loss of the pin did not affect its function as the pin was displaced almost at the point when the prosthesis was all the way home.The event occurred in (b)(6).
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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