The patient's generator was replaced due to low battery.The generator was returned for analysis.Product analysis was completed on the returned generator.Upon receipt, the generator was pulse disabled due to low battery condition.The generator showed evidence of exposure to electrocautery, there were 11 recorded resets in the internal data of the generator.This indicates that the generator was probably in a high current state in the past.Burn marks were observed on the pulse generator case, which indicated that the pulse generator may have been exposed to an electro-cautery tool during device explant which may have been a contributing factor for the reboots.The generator was re-enabled or subsequent testing.The generator performed according to functional testing of final electrical testing with no further anomalies identified.Per the internal data, there were no anomalies beyond 11 recorded resets.The last reset occurred on date of explant.The reason for the most reset was brown out reset (expected per electrocautery).It is unclear if all 11 resets are due to electrocautery usage.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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