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Model Number MXB-S1 |
Device Problem
Use of Device Problem (1670)
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Patient Problem
Burn(s) (1757)
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Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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On oct 12, ortho coordinator, (b)(4), reported (to misonix sales representative) that dr.(b)(6) used one of our shavers.He apparently took the sheath off and leaned the shaver on the inside of the body cavity causing thermal burns at the incision site.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Misonix received a verbal report of a patient injury on 10/12/2021.The reporter, a healthcare professional at (b)(6) medical center, reported that the surgeon used one of our shavers and "apparently took the sheath off and leaned the shaver on the inside of the body cavity causing thermal burns at the incision site." the following products were returned to misonix by the reporter: misonix bonescalpel microhook, standard shaver, part no.Mxb-s1, lot no.Not reported.Misonix bonescalpel handpiece, part no.Bcm-hp, serial no.(b)(4).Misonix ultrasonic surgical aspiration system/generator, part no.Bcm-gn, serial no.(b)(4).Misonix bonescalpel footswitch, part no.Bcm-fs, serial no.(b)(4).An evaluation was conducted of the returned products.A visual examination of the microhook standard shaver did not find any physical abnormalities.Results of function tests conducted in accordance with misonix procedures on the handpiece, generator, and footswitch were within specifications.The report stated that surgeon removed the sheath (the probe cover) during surgery and leaned the shaver on the inside of the body cavity during surgery.Conducting ultrasonic surgery with the sheath removed, and leaning the shaver on the inside of the body cavity during surgery, is inconsistent with the misonix bonescalpel instruction for use manual, part no.Bcm-um, revision u.Warning 4.1 states: contact to vibrating elements like extensions and ultrasonic tips may cause burns and should be avoided by all means.The handpiece should only be held at the black housing area.An optional, protective silicone sleeve, included with certain tips, reduces the risk of thermal damage but does not eliminate it.Contact with the silicone sleeve should be avoided or kept brief with minimal amount of contact pressure.Pressure and extended exposure can still result in excessive frictional heat and cause burns.Misonix concludes that the returned products were within specifications.Misonix also concludes that the thermal burns at the incision were due to the sheath being removed from the probe during surgery and probe being leaned on the patient tissue at the incision during surgery, inconsistent with warning 4.1 of the bonescalpel ifu, part no.Bcm-um rev u.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Misonix received a verbal report of a patient injury on (b)(6) 2021.The reporter, a healthcare professional at (b)(6) medical center, reported that the surgeon used one of our shavers and "apparently took the sheath off and leaned the shaver on the inside of the body cavity causing thermal burns at the incision site." the following products were returned to misonix by the reporter: misonix bonescalpel microhook, standard shaver, part no.Mxb-s1, lot no.Not reported.Misonix bonescalpel handpiece, part no.Bcm-hp, serial no.(b)(4).Misonix ultrasonic surgical aspiration system/generator, part no.Bcm-gn, serial no.(b)(4).Misonix bonescalpel footswitch, part no.Bcm-fs, serial no.(b)(4).An evaluation was conducted of the returned products.A visual examination of the microhook standard shaver did not find any physical abnormalities.Results of function tests conducted in accordance with misonix procedures on the handpiece, generator, and footswitch were within specifications.The report stated that surgeon removed the sheath (the probe cover) during surgery and leaned the shaver on the inside of the body cavity during surgery.Conducting ultrasonic surgery with the sheath removed, and leaning the shaver on the inside of the body cavity during surgery, is inconsistent with the misonix bonescalpel instruction for use manual, part no.Bcm-um, revision u.Warning 4.1 states: contact to vibrating elements like extensions and ultrasonic tips may cause burns and should be avoided by all means.The handpiece should only be held at the black housing area.An optional, protective silicone sleeve, included with certain tips, reduces the risk of thermal damage but does not eliminate it.Contact with the silicone sleeve should be avoided or kept brief with minimal amount of contact pressure.Pressure and extended exposure can still result in excessive frictional heat and cause burns.Misonix concludes that the returned products were within specifications.Misonix also concludes that the thermal burns at the incision were due to the sheath being removed from the probe during surgery and probe being leaned on the patient tissue at the incision during surgery, inconsistent with warning 4.1 of the bonescalpel ifu, part no.Bcm-um rev u.
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Event Description
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On oct 12, ortho coordinator, (b)(4), reported (to misonix sales representative) that dr.(b)(6) used one of our shavers.He apparently took the sheath off and leaned the shaver on the inside of the body cavity causing thermal burns at the incision site.
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