Model Number 330 |
Device Problem
Computer Software Problem (1112)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 05/12/2021 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Event Description
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During a virtual simulation (vsim) test of a (b)(6) year old cancer patient that was under general anesthesia, the motion control system (mcs) (a software system) did not permit an operator's command to move the patient positioning robot to a new location.The command to the mcs was made after successful resolution of an alarm condition associated with the radiance 330's gantry control system.The patient was suspended 51 inches off the treatment floor at the time the mcs was not responding to operator commands.The mcs was reset by rebooting the computer its housed on, which successfully resolved the issue associated with the mcs.The patient was subsequently moved to a position in which he could be taken off the patient positioning robot and successfully taken off anesthesia.Completion of the patient's vsim was rescheduled and successfully completed.There were no reports of patient injury, medical intervention, or follow-up care.Protom is reporting the malfunction of the mcs because should a patient under general anesthesia require medical intervention to address a clinical event associated with the anesthesia, the location of the patient may potentially impact the medical treatment.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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By way of background, prior to delivery of proton radiation treatment plan, a vsim (or "dress rehearsal") is conducted that tests and confirms the patient's respective treatment plan prior to the deployment of the proton radiation.During vsim, patients that require immobilization using anesthesia are subjected to anesthesia, and all clinical workflows (imaging, patient positioning, gantry (scan/dosimetry nozzle) angle) are performed.
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