Catalog Number ASK-17702-KR |
Device Problem
Air Leak (1008)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 02/27/2017 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).The device is not sold in the us.A similar device is sold in the us.
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Event Description
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The customer alleges that when aspirating blood using the ars (arrow raulerson syringe), air was aspirated in the syringe.Another ars was used and the procedure continued without issue.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).The customer returned an 18ga x 2-1/2" introducer catheter from a catheter over needle and a 2-lumen catheter marked 7fr x 20cm on the catheter hub.Both catheters appeared typical.The syringe involved in this event was not manufactured by arrow and was returned to the manufacturer for analysis.The 7fr x 20cm catheter was leak tested at 45 psi for 30 sec.No crossovers or leaks were found in either lumen.A 10 ml syringe from lab inventory was used to aspirate water through each lumen with no indication of a leak.The 10ml syringe was used to inject water into the introducer catheter over needle while the distal end was occluded.No leaks were observed.The 10ml syringe was used to aspirate water through the introducer catheter over needle with no indication of a leak.A review of the dhr for the 2-lumen catheter did not reveal any manufacturing related issues.The report that air was aspirated into the syringe while checking catheter placement could not be confirmed through evaluation of the returned sample.An arrow catheter was returned and it passed leak and functional testing.The syringe involved in the event was not manufactured by arrow and was returned to the original manufacturer.No problem was found on the returned arrow catheter.
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Event Description
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The customer alleges that when aspirating blood using the ars (arrow raulerson syringe), air was aspirated in the syringe.Another ars was used and the procedure continued without issue.
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