Model Number 3386 |
Device Problem
High impedance (1291)
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Patient Problems
Fall (1848); Inadequate Pain Relief (2388)
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Event Date 06/06/2019 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Device information for the explanted extension is unknown at this time.Further information was requested but not received.
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Event Description
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Device 3 of 3.Related manufacturer reference number: 1627487-2019-07328.Related manufacturer reference number: 1627487-2019-07329.It was reported the patient experienced a loss of stimulation after suffering a fall at the ipg site.Diagnostics revealed high impedances, and the physician suspected a fracture in either the ipg or extension.To address the issue, the physician performed a revision surgery on (b)(6) 2019 wherein the ipg and extension were replaced.Intraoperative impedances were still high, so the physician then explanted and replaced the lead, which resolved the issue.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The reported high impedance was not confirmed.The extension was returned with damage to the spacers preventing the terminal end from being inserted into the header of the returned ipg or a lab ipg.Despite the damage observed, the extension passed all electrical tests.The header passed all mechanical and lead fitment tests.As the extension could not be re-inserted into the header of the ipg, it was concluded the terminal end of the extension was damaged after it was explanted.How the extension was damaged could not be conclusively determined.No physical or functional anomaly that existed prior to explant that would contribute to the reported issue was observed.
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Event Description
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Device 3 of 3 related manufacturer reference number: 1627487-2019-07328.Related manufacturer reference number: 1627487-2019-07329.
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