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Model Number AD750-KE30 |
Device Problem
Crack (1135)
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Patient Problem
Insufficient Information (4580)
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Event Date 12/14/2021 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Coopersurgical, inc.Is currently investigating the reported condition.
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Event Description
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Nurse called and said the item ad750-ke30 was defective.During a procedure the blue cuff ring chipped while in the patient upon examination, multiple damage areas were noted, procedure was completed but patient was injured.Sterile 3-0 ultem koh-eff ad750-ke30 e-complaint- (b)(4).
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Event Description
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Nurse called and said the item ad750-ke30 was defective.During a procedure the blue cuff ring chipped while in the patient upon examination, multiple damage areas were noted, procedure was completed but patient was injured.1216677-2022-00317 sterile 3-0 ultem koh-eff ad750-ke30 e-complaint-(b)(4).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Investigation x-initiated manufacturer's investigation.X-review dhr.X-inspect returned samples.*analysis and findings distribution history the complaint product was manufactured at csi on 01/11/21 under work order 299070.Manuf.Record review dhr - 299070 was reviewed and was found to have non-conformity unrelated to the complaint condition.The work order was reworked and subsequently resubmitted for qc inspection and passed.Incoming inspection review incoming inspection record review not applicable to this product.Service hist.Record service history record not applicable to this product.Historical complaint review a review of the 2-year complaint history did not show similar reported complaint conditions where the cup was chipped on this product.Product receipt the complaint product was returned.Visual eval.Visual examination of the complaint unit revealed the cup showing signs of melting from encountering an energized source.Functional evaluation the returned sample shows a cup with a melted edges, indicating that the plastic was exposed to an energized source.The cup was still in tact, however, it had melted gashes as seen in the picture.Root cause the root cause of this issue has been attributed to a technique during a colpotomy, in which constant movement of the electrosurgical unit (esu) cutting tip is necessary.For example, if the end user does not keep the esu tip moving and remains in one place on tissue for an extended period of time, the advincula cup material may begin to melt.A metal ringed variety can be used in conjunction with an energized cutting tool.The melted cup due to exposure to an energized cutting source is not a manufacturing defect.*correction and/or corrective action coopersurgical will continue track and trending of the complaint condition.*preventative action activity coopersurgical will continue to monitor this complaint condition for trends.
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