Model Number HUS-C26N |
Device Problem
Failure to Eject (4010)
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Patient Problem
Appropriate Clinical Signs, Symptoms, Conditions Term / Code Not Available (4581)
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Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Medical staff reported there was no patient injury.Follow-up to obtain additional event information is ongoing.The deployment catheter and loader is being returned to the manufacturer for further investigation.No valves will be returned.
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Event Description
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Patient was to have spiration valves (hus-v9) placed for the treatment of air leak (date unknown).Physician used the spiration deployment catheter and loader (hus-c26n) to place the spiration valves.Valves could not be placed.Physician reported three wasted valves (hus-v9) due to a malfunctioning deployment catheter and loader (hus-c26n).Replacement devices were sent resulting in a 24-hour delay in procedure.No patient injury occurred.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Deployment catheter and loader was returned to gyrus acmi, inc.For evaluation.Initial inspection of the deployment catheter showed it was bent at the distal end.Further inspection of catheter tip showed a kinked/ bent stabilization wire.Upon opening the loader, two valves were found to be stuck in the loader.The valves were removed from the loader, indicating the second valve appears to have been forcibly loaded without deploying the first valve, leading to damage of the deployment catheter and the valves.
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Event Description
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Patient was to have spiration valves (hus-v9) placed for the treatment of air leak (date unknown).Physician used the spiration deployment catheter and loader (hus-c26n) to place the spiration valves.Valves could not be placed.Physican reported three wasted valves (hus-v9) due to a malfunctioning deployment catheter and loader (hus-c26n).Replacement devices were sent resulting in a 24-hour delay in procedure.No patient injury occurred.
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