Nephron pharmaceuticals corp.Received a report of a malfunction on (b)(6) 2014, that was reported as associated with the use of the ez breathe atomizer.The patient reported that his atomizer became clogged after using the device despite cleaning the atomizer according to the manufacturer's instructions with distilled vinegar and water.The patient experienced an asthma attack on (b)(6) 2014, and attempted to use the device to alleviate his asthma exacerbation without success.During a follow-up phone call on (b)(6) 2014, the patient reported that he has purchased four atomizers to alleviate his asthma symptoms; however, all four devices have become clogged after use despite cleaning the atomizers according to the manufacturer's instructions.During the most recent event, the patient reported that the device became clogged after one treatment.The unit was purchased in 2014 (specific date unknown).The patient added that he did not require any medical interventions for the event.The patient is a (b)(6) male with a past medical history that is significant for asthma and hay fever.He has never smoked.
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The patient reported that he used four atomizers that became clogged after multiple uses despite cleaning the devices according to the manufacturer's instructions; however, the patient did not provide the serial numbers of the suspected devices at the time of the manufacturer's follow-up phone call.The patient also added that he did not require any medical treatment concerning his asthma attack on (b)(6) 2014, after the atomizer did not produce an aerosol mist.Without the suspected devices, the manufacturer can not confirm the root cause of the malfunction at this time; therefore, one medical device report will be submitted for this patient case associated with the most recent event on (b)(6) 2014.
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