Date of event: unknown, not provided.(b)(6).Device evaluation: the complaint unit was received in its original packaging.The plunger was observed in advanced position and lock.The cartridge was correctly engaged to the device.No assembly error and/or defect related to manufacturing process were observed.Visual inspection at microscope magnification was performed: lubricant material residues were observed in the device.The lens was observed stuck at the cartridge tip, but due to the position of the lens inside the device it is not possible to determine if the trailing haptic is in a folding position or not.It looks like its creased/crumbled.Therefore, the reported issue could not be verified.Manufacturing records review: the manufacturing records for the product was reviewed.The product was manufactured and released according to specification.A search on complaints revealed that no additional complaint was received for this production order.Labeling review: the directions for use (dfu) was reviewed.The dfu adequately provides instructions and precautions along with warnings for the proper use and handling of the device.As a result of the investigation, there is no indication of a product quality deficiency.All pertinent information available to johnson & johnson surgical vision, inc.Has been submitted.
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It was reported that while screwing the lens model, pcb00 monofocal iol (intraocular lens) into patient's eye, the lens did not come out the right way.Both cartridge and lens reportedly touched the patient's eye.Furthermore, the trailing haptic stuck in the cartridge and was released using forceps.It was also noted that there was no patient injury nor incision enlargement, but there was a five minute delay.No further intervention required.Lens was returned to manufacturing site and was observed stuck at the cartridge tip.It was described as creased or crumbled.User error was not determined by the investigator.No additional information provided.
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