Catalog Number 831365 |
Device Problems
Manufacturing, Packaging or Shipping Problem (2975); Packaging Problem (3007)
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Patient Problems
Laceration(s) (1946); Needle Stick/Puncture (2462)
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Event Date 03/27/2024 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Production records investigated for lot number 63982.The testing showed no indication of abnormalities or malfunction at time of production.
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Event Description
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The owner of a medical clinic reports that the cannulas in two syringes were protruding through the orange needle cap at a 45 degree angle which resulted in two medical assistants to be stuck by the exposed cannulas on both the thumb and fingers.The assistants stuck themselves while taking the needle cap off prior to drawing up medication.No medical attention was sought out.Those affected was their hands and discarded of the syringes.Another syringe was uncapped from the same polybag and the cannula appeared split, this syringe was discarded and a new box was opened.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Capa-23 and (b)(4) closed with the inspection of the newly implemented pe bag packaging process.Data provided with testing of (b)(4) production batches manufactured since the implementation of the new procedure.
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Event Description
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The owner of a medical clinic reports that the cannulas in two syringes were protruding through the orange needle cap at a 45 degree angle which resulted in two medical assistants to be stuck by the exposed cannulas on both the thumb and fingers.The assistants stuck themselves while taking the needle cap off prior to drawing up medication.No medical attention was sought out.Those affected was their hands and discarded of the syringes.Another syringe was uncapped from the same polybag and the cannula appeared split, this syringe was discarded and a new box was opened.
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