The laboratory reported that due to the fall, the employee broke her leg which was reportedly treated in the emergency department on the day of the incident.According to the laboratory, the employee was presumably sent home after seeing a physician.The employee reportedly had an orthopedic follow-up on (b)(6) 2023.The laboratory manager was reluctant to provide any further information and stated that this was not the fault of a roche product.According to the investigation at the site, the spigot on the waste carboy was not properly closed at the time of the incident, allowing waste fluids to leak onto the floor near the instrument.The facility felt that it may have been accidentally bumped open with the movement of the carboy in and out of the instrument as they were able to confirm that the spigot could fully close with no leakage.The lab manager confirmed that this event was due to a procedural issue in their laboratory.No parts were repaired or replaced as there was no evidence of a roche product malfunction.The managing waste containers section of the instrument user guide instructs the user to "make sure that the spigot handle is in the off position (the word "off" on the handle should be facing the front).".
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