This report is being supplemented to provide additional information based on the device evaluation and the legal manufacturer's final investigation.New information added to the following fields: d9, h3, h4, h6, h10.A review of the device history record found no deviations that could have caused or contributed to the reported issue.The device was returned to olympus for evaluation.During the evaluation, olympus confirmed the wire tip was torn.Based on the results of the investigation, a definitive root cause could not be determined.However, it is likely that the guide wire tip tore because lithotripsy was performed with the guide wire inserted into the guide wire tip.The event can be prevented by following the instructions for use which state: "do not crush the calculus while the guidewire remains in the distal tip.This could cause patient injury, such as perforation, bleeding or mucous membrane damage, it may also damage the endoscope and/or the guidewire and/or the instrument.1 lower the forceps elevator.2 loosen the holder, the rotatable knob, and the rack.3 when using the guide wire, pull it back.4 without releasing the calculus, turn the rotatable knob on the bml handle in the direction of the arrow.The basket crushes the calculus.1.Set the endoscope forceps table down.2.If a guidewire is used, pull it out of the lithotripter.3.While grasping the gallstone, turn on the ratchet of the bml handle v-system (maj-441).4.Rotate the knob on the bml handle clockwise to tighten and crush the gallstones with the basket." olympus will continue to monitor field performance for this device.
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