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Model Number RF-SE-10 |
Device Problems
Thermal Decomposition of Device (1071); Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem (2993)
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Patient Problem
Partial thickness (Second Degree) Burn (2694)
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Event Date 08/03/2023 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Date of event is estimated.
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Event Description
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It was reported that during an ablation procedure the patient experienced a secondary burn at the site of probe insertion.Reportedly, the burn was diagnosed months later and the wound is being treated with epson salt compresses and medical honey.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The allegation is against 1 of 2 leads; however, it is unknown which lead, therefore, all potential components are being listed.Additional components potentially involved in the event include: common device name: rfa probe, model: rf-se-10 , udi: (b)(4), serial: (b)(6), batch: m18993.
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Event Description
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Additional information received indicates that the burn was only at one site of insertion.Investigation was unable to determine which of the probe attributed to the issue.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Device analysis: model: rf-se-10 , serial: (b)(6).During visual inspection it was noted that the stainless steel probe had been bent approxiamtley 10, from the distal end of the hub., no anomalies were noted to the hub, cable, or connector.During minta's failure analysis of this device the following tests were performed: loop test to check for any broken wires using a calibrated resistance meter, this test also includes robust manipulation of the probe and wires to check for any intermittent breaks.Results - passed.Functional test, this is were the probe is checked against a thermocouple standard in a fixed temperature bath of 80°c using a calibrated temperature thermometer.Results - passed dimensional test to check the dimension and condition of the probe for any damage.Results - passed despite multiple testing and manipulation no faults were found.Model: rf-se-10 , serial: (b)(6): during visual inspection it was noted that the stainless steel probe had been bent approximately 15, 15mm from the end of the tip, see image 1.No anomalies were noted to the hub, cable, or connector.During minta's failure analysis of this device the following tests were performed: loop test to check for any broken wires using a calibrated resistance meter, this test also includes robust manipulation of the probe and wires to check for any intermittent breaks.Results - passed.Functional test, this is were the probe is checked against a thermocouple standard in a fixed temperature bath of 80° c using a calibrated temperature thermometer.Results - passed dimensional test to check the dimension and condition of the probe for any damage.Results - passed.Despite multiple testing and manipulation no faults were found.
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