System was used for treatment.Kit lot e353 was reviewed.There were no non-conformances.This lot met all release requirements.A review of kit lot e353 shows no trends.Trends were reviewed for complaint categories drive tube leak/break, alarm #1: air detected, alarm #17: return pressure and no trend was detected for these categories.This assessment is based on the information available at the time of the investigation.At the time of this report, the returned product evaluation has yet to be completed.A supplemental report will be sent once investigation is complete.(b)(4).Device not received for evaluation.
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Customer site physician reported the "tubing partially sheared off spattering blood around the inside." he stated the patient was stable as this was a blood prime procedure so the patient did not lose any blood, but the procedure was stopped immediately.They have an in-house biomed to clean and repair the device though it is down until the instrument is repaired.Customer stated there were no alarms during the saline prime, and no alarms during the initial blood prime using prbcs.Approximately 2 minutes after the patient was connected to the instrument, a return pressure alarm occurred.Operator paused treatment and checked the patient's line which was patent.She resumed, and shortly thereafter received an air detected alarm.She observed air in the return line, disconnected the patient, and observed air in the filter on the pto.She stated she resumed the procedure to attempt to purge the air from the return line, and upon resuming noticed the drive tube was "loose" and making noise in the centrifuge chamber.Customer stated he noted there was a slit in the drive tube.Customer stated there could have been an alarm #7: blood leak? (centrifuge chamber), but he is not sure as there was so much going on at that moment.They aborted the procedure at that point.Customer stated patient was fine.Customer will return kit/smart card for investigation.
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