Model Number 7122/65 |
Device Problems
Signal Artifact/Noise (1036); Break (1069); High impedance (1291); Loose or Intermittent Connection (1371); Over-Sensing (1438); Low impedance (2285); Low Sensing Threshold (2575)
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Patient Problem
No Known Impact Or Consequence To Patient (2692)
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Event Date 08/26/2020 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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This product is registered as a combination product.The results, method, and conclusion codes along with investigation results will be provided in the final report.
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Event Description
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During an in-clinic follow up, increase and decrease in pacing impedance, episodes of noise resulting in oversensing, and low sensing threshold was noted on the right ventricular (rv) lead.Technical support was contacted but the decrease in pacing impedance could not be confirmed.It was suspected that the cause of the event was due to rv lead insulation damage or a loose connection of the rv lead to the header of the device, however, no diagnostic imaging was conducted to confirm the supposition nor was the insulation damage visualized during the lead revision procedure.The rv lead was capped and replaced to resolve the event.The patient was stable with no consequences.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The reported events were of insulation damage, loose connection of the rv lead to the header, high lead impedance, low lead impedance, low sensing, and noise resulting in oversensing.As received, a partial lead was returned in two pieces.The reported event of insulation damage was confirmed.Visual inspection found an external insulation abrasion breaching the ring electrode and non-functional cable lumens with intact ethylene tetrafluoroethylene cable coating at proximal region of the lead.The cause of insulation damage was due to external insulation abrasion which is consistent with friction to the device can.The reported event of high lead impedance, low sensing, noise resulting in oversensing were confirmed.Microscopic evaluation verified that all filars of the ring electrode coil were fractured distal to the connector ring.The cause of high lead impedance, noise resulting in oversensing was due to fractured ring electrode coil.The reported event of low lead impedance was not confirmed.Electrical testing did not find any indication of internal shorts.The impedance could not be tested due to the condition of the lead as received.Dimensional analysis of the connector pin, front seal, connector ring, and connector boot were all within specifications.The lead was able to insert and remove in a device without difficulty.Other damage found is consistent with procedural damage.
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Event Description
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During an in-clinic follow up, increase and decrease in pacing impedance, episodes of noise resulting in oversensing, and low sensing threshold was noted on the right ventricular (rv) lead.Technical support was contacted but the decrease in pacing impedance could not be confirmed.It was suspected that the cause of the event was due to rv lead insulation damage or a loose connection of the rv lead to the header of the device, however, no diagnostic imaging was conducted to confirm the supposition nor was the insulation damage visualized during the lead revision procedure.The rv lead was explanted replaced to resolve the event.The patient was stable with no consequences.
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