Device lot number and expiration date are not available from the facility.The device was discarded by the user.Device manufacture date is dependent on the device lot number, thus is unavailable.The device was discarded.There is no allegation of a malfunction.Therefore, no device evaluation will be performed.
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A philips representative reported that a lead management case commenced to remove 4 leads due to cardiac implantable electronic device (cied) pocket infection.Leads were as follows.Right atrial (ra) lead 5076-52cm, implanted: (b)(6) 2005, active.Right ventricular (rv) icd lead 6949 65cm, implanted: (b)(6) 2005, active.Right ventricular lead 5076-58cm, implanted: (b)(6) 2005, capped.Cardiac sinus (cs) lead 1458q 86cm, implanted: (b)(6) 2012, active.Spectranetics lead locking devices ez (lld) were placed down all leads.Baseline pressures were in the 90/60 range.Extraction began with the rv 6949 using a spectranetics 14fr glidelight laser sheath.After approximately 30 seconds of laser time the 6949 lead was removed.Pressures began a steady drift downward towards a low in the 50s.Rescue interventions were immediately implemented.Transesophageal echocardiogram(tee) confirmed pericardial effusion.Sternotomy was performed although once access to the heart was achieved hemostasis occurred spontaneously and no repair was necessary.The injury was not visualized, but it was suspected it was on the back of the heart in the rv.It was decided that continuing the extraction percutaneously was the best choice, so the extraction continued.All other leads were removed without incident using the 14fr glidelight.The patient was awake and responsive as of (b)(6) 2019.
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