It was reported that during surgery/ treatment the pump delivers too much pressure and pumps too much water into the patient.There was no harm for patient, operator or third party reported.The surgery was finished successfully with a the same device used anyway.It was not necessary to switch the surgical technique or do a second surgery.No further information received.***update, 01-feb-2021 -sac: received further information that the pump does not work properly with the shaver, that means the pressure is too high, the rinse and suction does not work properly.But there is no alarm/ error message.There has no clamp test been performed.Furthermore, the used tubes cannot be determined anymore, have been discarded by facility.There was no harm for patient, operator or third party reported.
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The complaint was not confirmed.The returned pump was visually inspected and showed no physical damage on the unit.Further review of the pump sub-assembly and components showed no issues with the latch door or tubing connector.Tub sets or shaver console was not returned for evaluation.The pump was assembled with a new ar-6410 arthroscopy pump tubing, a new ar-6430 dw outflow cassette and a known good ar-8305 shaver console.To be tested and evaluated under normal use conditions to see if the issue(s) reported could be reproduced.The pump was powered on and function as intended with no error message and/or audible alarm triggered.Among the most common causes for this type of issue/occurrence are (1) unplugging and plugging the pressure line connector into the arthroscopy pump, thereby creating a pressure decay on the pump or (2) spiking the bags of fluid and allowing that fluid to migrate through the tubing before plugging the pressure line connector into the pump.
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