Catalog Number AI-07155-IK |
Device Problem
Leak/Splash (1354)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 05/05/2015 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Event Description
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It was reported that while in the cath.Lab the pacing catheter was inserted via the patient's jugular vein.During the infusion of medication into the sideport blood and medication pooled in the protective sleeve (cath-gard).The medical doctor using an infusion pump infusing at 10cc per hour.As a result of the leak into the cath-gard the pacing catheter was removed and replaced in the same insertion site without issue.There was a reported delay/interruption in therapy; however no harm to the patient was noted.There were no reported patient complication, injury or death.The patient outcome is listed as good.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).Evaluation: returned for evaluation was a 5fr pacing catheter.The recommended volume capacity of the balloon was 0.75cc.The balloon membrane appeared visually intact.A 0.75cc control stroke syringe typically supplied with the kit was returned attached to the inflation lumen.The sheath with sidearm was also returned with the catheter.The side-arm was filled with blood.No damage or kinks were noted to the catheter.The inner diameter of the distal tip of the sheath is within specifications.The outer diameter of the sheath body was measured and met specifications.The returned sheath was inserted into the t-tube and pressurized to 180mmhg without any leak.The balloon was inflated to 0.75cc with the returned syringe.The balloon fully inflated and was within specifications.Conclusion; the reported complaint of the sheath valve leak is not confirmed.The catheter and sheath passed functional testing.The root cause of the complaint is undetermined.
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Event Description
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It was reported that while in the cath.Lab the pacing catheter was inserted via the patient's jugular vein.During the infusion of medication into the sideport blood and medication pooled in the protective sleeve (cath-gard).The medical doctor using an infusion pump infusing at 10cc per hour.As a result of the leak into the cath-gard the pacing catheter was removed and replaced in the same insertion site without issue.There was a reported delay / interruption in therapy; however no harm to the patient was noted.There were no reported patient complications, injury, or death.The patient outcome is listed as good.
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