An event of the sewing cuff fabric loosened from the cuff was reported.Information from field indicated that broken sutures were identified after putting two sutures into the cuff of the valve.The valve was returned to abbott and the investigation found sewing cuff fabric was loose and appeared to be separated.The device history record along with incoming records and manufacturing controls for suture were also reviewed to ensure that each manufacturing and inspection operation was performed, and the product met specifications at the time of commercialization, including visual inspection of the valve and confirmation that the sutures are intact.The review determined the process was performed and completed in accordance with abbott specifications and procedures.This was inclusive of a review of the sewing cuff was complete and inspected for loose or broken sutures.The cause of reported event could not be conclusively determined.
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It was reported that on (b)(6) 2023 a 27mm regent aortic mhv, was selected for an implant.During the procedure, as the implanting physician put 2 sutures into the cuff of the valve, the sewing cuff fabric loosened from the cuff and the device was never parachuted down in the annulus.The device was never implanted in the patient.The qa seal on the product box was intact and the product box containing the device did not appeared damaged in any way or was damaged due to handling during preparation.Device was replaced with a 27mm regent aortic mhv device that was successfully implanted.The rest of the surgery went well without any adverse events.No patient consequences were reported.No additional information was provided.
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