The physician used a venaseal closure system on (b)(6) 2017 to treat the gsv of the right leg (5cm from the junction down to the ankle) and approximately 5 stab phlebotomies.The physician reported that the product was used per ifu.There were no challenges or deviations reported in relation to location of catheter tip prior to initial delivery of adhesive.It was reported that patient did well initially.On (b)(6) 2017, a small area of drainage in the calf was observed, a stab evulsion and unroofing of an eschar was performed and the area cultured.The patient was treated with antibiotics (keflex) to treat a superficial e.Coli infection.The wound was healed a week later.On (b)(6) 2017 another area of swelling was observed and the area was opened.There was no pus but bloody drainage was present.On (b)(6) 2017, patient developed cellulitis in the treated area and was admitted, where the physician removed the gsv from the knee to just above the ankle.There was no glue noted outside the vein and the glue appeared as intermittent and in chunks of crystallized translucent pieces in the vein segments.Pus was present in the vein.In addition, the patient has required treatment with immunosuppressant therapy, advanced wound care products and antibiotics.
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