It was reported that ¿a 48-hour diffuser was fitted to the patient the day before.Today, the patient returned with the needle seemingly at an angle and slightly protruding from the "pac", and white marks all around the "pac".It was stated that the patient's pajamas were soaked.The needle was removed, the diffuser (with 60 ml of product remaining) taken back down to the "upc".A similar situation (documented on cn-254069) occurred the previous day with another patient on the third day of him using his diffuser.He came normally for his session with traces of skin diffusion around the "pac" and the needle visibly out.His home nurse had noticed a "leak" around the needle the day before and had tried to replace it, without becoming alarmed or clamping the product.¿ there were no clinical consequences for the patients.The state of the event is resolved.The customer confirmed that the diffuser is not an icu medical product.The second event stated by the customer initially (cn-254069) "does not concern their facility".
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