This report was originally reported in mw5062045.It was reported that the patient had slept on the pad of the tpump all night and when the patient awoke they allegedly had blisters on their bottom.No details of the blisters were provided.It was reported that bacitracin ointment was used to treat the patient's skin.It was identified that the nursing staff only checked on the patient at the beginning of their shift.It is identified in the device operations manual to always check the patients' skin for adverse reactions every 30 minutes or as directed by the physician.A visual and functional inspection was allegedly performed by a representatives of the user facility with the device being powered on for over a 72 hour period.The results of their evaluation found that the tp700 unit was functioning to specification and that no defects could be found with the unit.The unit was then returned to stryker for a visual and functional evaluation as specified in the tp700 service manual by stryker quality technicians.It was found that the device functioned to specification and that no defect could be found.It was confirmed that the unit would not exceed the specified high temperature.The customer agreed with this conclusion and has made plans to do an internal follow-up within their organization.Therefore, to resolve this issue for the customer, it was recommended that they check the patients' skin every 30 minutes or as directed by a physician as instructed in the operations manual.
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