On (b)(6) 2023, it was reported by a sales representative via sems that an abs-10060r angel centrifuge had an issue.The doctor tried to do a regular prp, but prp never came out.They tried a second run, but everything came out, blood was spinning and spilling over the patient.Used a total of two kits to complete the case successfully.Two abs-10063 angel cprp processing sets broke down during the case.No adverse event to the patient or harm.Additional information has been requested.On (b)(6) 2023, the sales representative stated the following information over the phone: when the first angel kit was used, there was a problem with the prp output.The doctor then used the second angel kit, which also had a problem with the output.The abs-10060r angel centrifuge produced too much output during the second run, which caused the plunger of the prp syringe to fall out, but neither the patient nor the staff was exposed to bodily fluid, there was no harm.The procedure could not be finished.The patient was not under anesthesia.The patient came back another day, and another abs-10060r angel centrifuge was used with a new abs-10063 angel cprp processing set with the same lot number to complete the procedure successfully with no impact to the patient.On (b)(6) 2023, the sales representative provided the following information via phone: when the plunger of the prp syringe was pushed out when using the second angel kit, a little bit of blood spilled over the machine, but neither the patient nor the staff was exposed to bodily fluid.The staff wore gloves and used wipes to decontaminate the site per the normal decontamination protocol.
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