X-rays were received by the representative with the report that there was higher/inconsistent lead impedance detected on the patient's generator.Per the x-ray images, the generator placement appeared to be in the upper left chest.The connector pin appeared to have been inserted completely per the images.The strain relief could not be assessed due to the quality of the images.One tie down appeared to be present; but based on the quality of the image provided it was unable to assess whether the tie down was the sole tie down and whether it was placed per labeling.Due to the quality and angle of the image an assessment could not be made regarding whether the lead was behind the generator or if the leads were intact at the connector pin.No gross lead fracture or sharp angles were observed in the visible portion of the lead; however, the entire lead body could not be accurately assessed.Based on the images provided, no obvious source of the high impedance was observed; however, the presence of micro-fractures cannot be ruled out.No known relevant surgical intervention has occurred to date.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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