It was reported that during an unknown procedure, the first handle was closed without problem, then the physician closed the 2nd gray handle.The device did not open and when trying to open it, they noticed that the staples were still present.Impossible to release the 2 handles even when using the unlock button.The physician has closed back the 2 handles: the staples were delivered but the 1st handle was still not possible to release.The device was then removed in closed position.When the device was removed, the medical team saw the blade was not totally out and the tissues were torn.There were no other patient consequence reported.
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(b)(4).Batch # p56h9t.Device evaluation: the analysis found that one long60a device was returned with no apparent damage and with one ecr60d cartridge loaded in the device.The cartridge reload was received fully fired.The device was tested for functionality in the articulated position with a test cartridge reload and achieved its complete firing sequence without any difficulties.The staple line and cut line were complete and the staples were noted to have the proper b-form shape.It should be noted that in order to open a device that has been partially fired or fully fired a reverse stroke needs to be performed trigger to trigger to handle in order to return the knife to the home position (indicator in the "0" position) and press the anvil release button to open.Event could not be confirmed as the device closed and opened without any difficulties noted.This report is not intended to deny that you experienced a problem with the device.There may have been other circumstances or issues that occurred during the use of the device that we were unable to duplicate during our laboratory analysis.The batch history record was reviewed and no defects, ncr¿s or protocols related to the complaint, were found during the manufacturing process.
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