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Model Number ASU1200 |
Device Problem
Device Operates Differently Than Expected (2913)
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Patient Problem
No Information (3190)
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Event Date 01/08/2018 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The complaint was received and forwarded on to the manufacturing facility for investigation.Two lot numbers (031751 & 041720) were involved in this reported incident.The first lot number 031751 was manufactured on 3/23/2017 and the second lot number 041720 was manufactured on 6/29/2017.The device history records(dhrs) for both lot numbers were reviewed for conformance to the cardinal health specifications.The products are tested 100% for leaks.Specifically the ¿red button¿ is depressed, opened and closed several times during the test for leaks, and visual integrity appears to be in conformance.The product dhrs conforms to cardinal health specifications.Testing were performed prior to final packaging and sterilization and met requirements.If the products are returned in the future, they will be physically evaluated and a follow-up report filed.
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Event Description
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The suction tube with trumpet was being used during a total laparoscopic hysterectomy.The red button of the trumpet valve did not work correctly.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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We are unable to confirm the issue reported.However, cardinal health has become aware of an issue in which the hydroline and pulse wave trumpet valves may not close properly, which could cause continuous suction.There is a remote possibility that inability to control suction during a procedure may result in loss of carbon dioxide in the abdomen, reduced visibility of the surgical site and potential injury to organs and body tissue.Cardinal health has issued a voluntary recall that was initiated on june 11th 2018.
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