(b)(4).The results of this investigation confirmed the amplatzer muscular vsd occluder met all functional and dimensional specifications when analyzed at sjm.A review of the device history record confirmed the occluder met all visual, dimensional, and functional specifications at the time it was manufactured, prior to shipment.There was no evidence to suggest there was an intrinsic defect in the occluder, and the cause for the reported event remains unknown.
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During a procedure to occlude two muscular ventricular septal defects, two amplatzer muscular vsd occluders (muscvsd) were used.An 8mm muscvsd was attempted in defect one; however it was removed due to patient anatomy.In defect two, a 6mm muscvsd was deployed and released; however, the 6mm device embolized into the left ventricle within seconds.The patient was referred to surgery where the 6mm muscvsd was removed from the lv and defect one was closed with a patch.Upon further echo review of defect two, a 10mm muscvsd was attempted but found to be too small, ultimately the 10mm device was removed and a 12mm muscvsd was implanted successfully in defect two.
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