It was reported that the sterile packaging of an unspecified quantity of minicaps were not sealed properly.The unspecified quantity of minicaps were used during peritoneal dialysis (pd) therapy which resulted in peritonitis.The patient was not hospitalized for peritonitis.On an unspecified date, the patient was placed on a fourteen-day regimen of unspecified peritoneal antibiotics for peritonitis.At the time of this report, the patient was recovering from peritonitis.The action taken with pd therapy was not reported.No additional information is available.
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H4: device manufacture date for lot # gd912051: 09/30/22 to 10/07/22.Sample analysis was performed through visual inspection of the twenty-two (22) actual complaint samples.Upon visual inspection, cavity 7 revealed minimal creasing along the edges of the pouch.A functional test was performed on all provided samples and no failures occurred for underwater pressure testing.There is a recall potentially associated with this issue: 1019003-02/01/2023-001-r.The reported lot was recalled.These devices are packaged in foil pouches, which may have been incorrectly sealed, i.E., the pouches may have open or weak seals.This could lead to exposure to air, resulting in insufficient iodine/dry sponge inside the minicap, which could lead to the potential for inadequate disinfectant.A review of the manufacturing record was performed for this lot number.During review, two nonconformances related to open/weak seals were identified.Should additional relevant information become available, a supplemental report will be submitted.
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