As reported in the on-x prosthetic heart valve anatomic suture ring post-market study, this patient experienced thromboembolism, bleeding event, prosthetic endocarditis, prosthetic valve dysfunction, hemolytic anemia, congestive heart failure, reoperation, other valve related, death.This study is multicenter and retrospective.The implants were standard mechanical valve implant procedures and data was collected post-operatively for events occurring within 14 days of surgery.The implant procedure was conducted sometime between 2013 and ((b)(6) 2018; the date of implant and valve-specific information is unknown.The reported event was collected retrospectively and not indicative of a real-time event occurring with the use of the on-x valve.
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A review of the available information was performed.The purpose of the study is to assess the rate of occurrence of permanent pacemaker implantation within 14 days of surgery with on-x prosthetic heart valve with anatomic sewing ring when used to replace diseased aortic valves in human subjects through the use of a retrospective registry.The protocol for this study is as follows: this study is multicenter and retrospective.All centers will follow a common protocol in which eligible patients will be entered into the registry after the 14th postoperative day.No procedures will be done and only retrospective data covering the preoperative, operative and the first 2 weeks postop will be collected.The valve safety primary endpoint is "occurrence of permanent pacemaker implantation within 14 days of surgery as a valve-related adverse event per the definitions of the aats/sts guidelines." the valve safety secondary endpoint is "occurrence of other valve-related adverse events within 14 days of surgery per the definitions of the aats/sts guidelines." per the information available to us, this study began in 2013.The study was closed out 04/30/2018 and we are now becoming aware of the primary and secondary endpoints reported by all of the centers.For each event, the date of implant, date of event, and valve-identifying information is unknown.As reported in the post-market study, this study patient, experienced thromboembolism, bleeding event, prosthetic endocarditis, prosthetic valve dysfunction, hemolytic anemia, congestive heart failure, reoperation, other valve related, death.As reported in the post-market study, the patient is an (b)(6) male, degenerative calcific disease etiology, nyha i, stenotic lesions, with no history of prior cardiac surgery, by protocol, is the recipient of an onxan or onxane model on-x valve in the aortic position per protocol.The following aes were listed without additional clarifying information: thromboembolism (te), bleeding event, prosthetic endocarditis, prosthetic valve dysfunction, hemolytic anemia, congestive heart failure (chf) , reoperation, other valve related complication, and death.No other information is available following these observations as the protocol limits adverse event reporting to 14 days postop.A permanent pacemaker (ppm) was implanted during this time period.No additional clarifying information is available and there is not enough information to say what, if any, relationship this event has to the valve.Nevertheless, the instructions for use list heart failure, thromboembolism, bleeding, endocarditis, prosthesis dysfunction, hemolytic anemia, and death as potential complications following aortic valve replacement [ifu].The available information is insufficient to determine exactly what occurred with the patient.Consequently, there is not enough information to what, if any, relationship the event had to the on-x valve.Nevertheless, the instructions for use (ifu) lists known potential complications occurring with the use of the valve.Based on the available information, root cause for the events is unknown.No further action is required at this time.
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As reported in (b)(6), this patient experienced thromboembolism, bleeding event, prosthetic endocarditis, prosthetic valve dysfunction, hemolytic anemia, congestive heart failure, reoperation, other valve related, death.This study is multicenter and retrospective.The implants were standard mechanical valve implant procedures and data was collected post-operatively for events occurring within 14 days of surgery.The implant procedure was conducted sometime between 2013 and 04/30/2018; the date of implant and valve specific information is unknown.The reported event was collected retrospectively and not indicative of a real-time event occurring with the use of the on-x valve.
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