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Model Number LIBERTY CYCLER |
Device Problem
Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem (2993)
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Patient Problem
Uremia (2188)
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Event Date 10/28/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The device has not been returned to the manufacturer.A supplemental report will be filed upon completion of the manufacturer's investigation.
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Event Description
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A clinic director of admissions reported that a cycler is not working properly.The reporter stated that the patient was hospitalized due to the cycler malfunctioning.Upon follow up with the patient's nurse, it was noted that the patient was hospitalized for worsening uremia from (b)(6) 2017 - (b)(6) 2017.The nurse attributed the event to cycler malfunctioning.Treatment rendered at the hospital was unknown.Concomitant medications included calcitriol, carvedilol, culturelle, lantus, mucienx, oxycodone, famotidine, potassium chloride, procrit, renvela, and insulin glargine.The patient's peritoneal dialysis therapy remained unchanged and patient is still recovering as per patient's nurse.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Device evaluation: the actual device was returned for investigation.A visual inspection of the returned cycler exterior showed no signs of physical damage.An (as-received) simulated treatment was performed and completed without failures.There were no fluid leaks in the test cassette during the test treatment.The system air leak test passed.The valve actuation test passed.The internal inspection showed that the front right, top cover cabinet post was broken off.There were no other discrepancies encountered in the internal inspection of the cycler.The device history record did not reveal any issues or problems related to the reported symptom code(s).Clinical investigation: a temporal relationship exists between the liberty cycler and the patient¿s hospitalization for uremia.While there is an allegation of a possible causal association between the liberty cycler and the patient¿s uremia, there is no documentation in the complaint file to support a causal relationship.The etiology of the uremia is unknown.
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Event Description
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A clinic director of admissions reported that a cycler is not working properly.The reporter stated that the patient was hospitalized due to the cycler malfunctioning.Upon follow up with the patient's nurse, it was noted that the patient was hospitalized for worsening uremia from (b)(6) 2017.The nurse attributed the event to cycler malfunctioning.Treatment rendered at the hospital was unknown.Concomitant medications included calcitriol, carvedilol, culturelle, lantus, mucienx, oxycodone, famotidine, potassium chloride, procrit, renvela, and insulin glargine.The patient's peritoneal dialysis therapy remained unchanged and patient is still recovering as per patient's nurse.
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