Visual inspection showed the sensor was fractured and only one of the fragments was returned to senseonics.Per case notes, the sensor was broken during removal into two pieces and the hcp could only retrieve one of the pieces.The hcp and the customer will schedule to have the remaining part of the broken sensor removed later this year, as the first attempts were not successful.The root cause for sensor fracture is usually excessive force applied by the removal clamps or grabbing an extremity of the sensor.In some cases, the patient's tissue at insertion sites may encapsulate the sensor, obstructing its removal.The doctor may then attempt excessive force on the clamps and risk fracturing the sensor.D9 device available for evaluation? yes, 08 jan 2024.G3.Date received by the manufacturer? 19 jan 2024.H3.Device evaluated by manufacturer? yes.
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