Catalog Number 08H67-01 |
Device Problem
Leak/Splash (1354)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 07/27/2023 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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This product is marketed internationally to multiple countries.Additional shipping history on lot/list basis is available upon request.Verify your country registration status prior to vigilance reporting to ensure proper legal manufacturer and product classification is utilized in your reports.
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Event Description
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A clogged waste line from a cell-dyn ruby analyzer sprayed once removed causing exposure to the eye of an abbott fse.The individual ran to the eye wash station and cleaned the exposed eye for approximately 5 minutes.After this, the individual went to the er, where a general practitioner irrigated the eye and recommended to take a hepatitis b virus immunoglobulin, however it was not administered.Aside from the eye wash/irrigation, it was confirmed that there has been no other treatment provided or administered as a result of the exposure event.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Section b5 has been updated with additional information received.
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Event Description
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A clogged waste line from a cell-dyn ruby analyzer sprayed once removed causing exposure to the eye of an abbott fse.The individual ran to the eye wash station and cleaned the exposed eye for approximately 5 minutes.After this, the individual went to the er, where a general practitioner irrigated the eye and recommended to take a hepatitis b virus immunoglobulin, however it was not administered.Aside from the eye wash/irrigation, it was confirmed that there has been no other treatment provided or administered as a result of the exposure event.Update: additional information received on 5 aug 2023: no eye protection was being worn at the time of the event.The recommendations of the medical provider were further clarified, which included laboratory work hepatitis b vaccine and immunoglobulin.
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Event Description
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A clogged waste line from a cell-dyn ruby analyzer sprayed once removed causing exposure to the eye of an abbott fse.The individual ran to the eye wash station and cleaned the exposed eye for approximately 5 minutes.After this, the individual went to the er, where a general practitioner irrigated the eye and recommended to take a hepatitis b virus immunoglobulin, however it was not administered.Aside from the eye wash/irrigation, it was confirmed that there has been no other treatment provided or administered as a result of the exposure event.Update: additional information received on (b)(6) 2023: no eye protection was being worn at the time of the event.The recommendations of the medical provider were further clarified, which included laboratory work hepatitis b vaccine and immunoglobulin.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Cell-dyn ruby, serial number serial number:(b)(6) was inspected and determined that there was an issue with the vacuum accumulator.A waste line was clogged, and it was removed.Return testing was not completed as returns were not available.A review of tracking and trending did not identify a trend or an increase in complaint activity with regards to the customer issue.A review of the manufacturing documentation determined there were no non-conformances or potential non-conformances for the vacuum accumulator.A labeling review determined product labeling addresses troubleshooting and resolution of the customer issue.Based on the available information, no systemic issue or deficiency of the cell-dyn ruby, serial number serial number: (b)(6) or vacuum accumulator was identified.
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