It was reported that during surgery, after a m102 generator was replaced due to battery depletion, high impedance was detected on the replacement 106 generator.System diagnostics on the m102 generator prior to surgery indicated that impedance was ok.Intraoperative diagnostics performed on the m106 after the initial lead connection was ok.However, after the surgeon placed the 106 in the pocket and closed it, another diagnostic recorded high impedance ohms with only 0.5ma current delivered.Repeated diagnostics showed high impedance with differing low output currents.The surgeon then removed the generator from the chest and the pin was reinserted.Pin reinsertion was attempted twice more; however, diagnostics were still high.While performing the pin reinsertion, it was also visually confirmed that the lead pin was past the connector block and then it was confirmed that the setscrew was tightened until it clicked, but impedance did not resolve.Therefore, the lead was replaced, and the high impedance resolved.It was also reported that there was two places where the lead visually looked "abraded".The suspect product has not been received to date.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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Product analysis was completed on the returned generator.The generator was at end of service condition.The generator performed according to functional specifications, per the post-burn electrical test, with no anomalies identified.No further relevant information has been received to date.The suspect product has not been received to date.
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