Braemar received info on (b)(6) from (b)(6) in which they reported a potential adverse incident involving one of the braemar er920w event recorders and an ecardio supplied disposable lithium thionyl chloride battery pack.(b)(6) provided the device serial number along with the following statement on (b)(6)."we are currently in the process of discovering this unit and associated materials.To date, we haven't received much info on this one.Pt complained about a screen malfunction and battery drain prior to the incident, so we directed pt to remove the monitor and shipped her another.Pt continued to wear the first monitor and was wearing it at night in bed when the reported incident occurred.They provided two unidentifiable pictures of a torso with skin damage, but we don't have any doctor reports or pt statements to support the pictures.".
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Based on the info provided braemar is treating this as a reportable event.Braemar has been informed by (b)(4) that they are distributing batteries that were not recommended by the mfr, contrary to the labeling.Braemar is unable to determine, at this time, whether the installation of non-mfr recommended batteries caused or contributed to the event.Because braemar has not been provided with additional details regarding the event, info regarding the pt's status, or the device for analysis, the company is unable to determine a cause.Braemar has requested further details about the pt injury claim, the device and original (b)(4) supplied battery pack as well as any accessories for further investigation.
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