It was reported that the patient presented to the hospital complaining about urinary retention, pain, swelling and penile purulent drainage.The physician diagnosed that the inflatable penile prosthesis (ipp) was infected.The patient underwent an ipp explant procedure.It was observed that one of the cylinders extruded and migrated through the meatus.The explanted device was not working.The patient developed sepsis and required antibiotic treatment for 7 days following the surgical intervention.
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Investigation summary: with all the available information, boston scientific concludes as no further information regarding this event is expected, our investigation is complete.This report will be updated should additional information be provided.Device history record review: the device history record (dhr) confirmed that the device met all material, assembly, and performance specifications.Device technical analysis: upon receipt at our post market quality assurance laboratory, this ipp was thoroughly analyzed.The momentary squeeze (ms) pump, the flat reservoir and both cylinders were returned.The ms pump was visually inspected, and no visual defect was noted; however, the pump did not pass the activation test.The reservoir was visually inspected, microscopically examined and tested for leaks; it passed all tests performed.The kink resistant tubing was noted to be worn; however, no leak was identified.The cylinders were visually inspected, microscopically examined and tested for leaks.It was observed that both cylinders presented folds in the proximal component body.Both cylinders passed all tests performed.Labeling review: there is no objective evidence that the user did not properly handle or use the device according to the ipp instructions for use (ifu).The ifu lists mechanical issue, migration, pain, tissue damage, swelling, purulent discharge, infections, and sepsis, as potential adverse events associated with implant of this device.Investigation conclusion: no further actions are considered necessary and the complaint investigation conclusion code is known inherent risk of device.
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It was reported that the patient presented to the hospital complaining about urinary retention, pain, swelling and penile purulent drainage.The physician diagnosed that the inflatable penile prosthesis (ipp) was infected.The patient underwent an ipp explant procedure.It was observed that one of the cylinders extruded and migrated through the meatus.The explanted device was not working.The patient developed sepsis and required antibiotic treatment for 7 days following the surgical intervention.
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