It was reported that a patient experienced a small bowel obstruction due to adhesion formation after undergoing open myomectomy surgery in which coseal was used on the suture line.The cause of the adhesion formation was not reported.It was reported that after suturing the patient¿s uterus, the surgeon dripped two milliliters of coseal on the suture line using a seven centimeter coseal applicator.There were no issues noted with the product during use.The patient was discharged from the hospital (date unspecified).On the second day post-operatively, the patient experienced vomiting.Three days later, the patient returned to the hospital and was diagnosed with small bowel obstruction.Ten days post-op the patient underwent a second surgery to treat the obstruction.During the revision surgery, it was determined that the obstruction was caused by adhesion formation with a hardened opaque substance (not further specified) between the suture line and the small bowel.At the time of this report, the patient was recovered from the event and was discharged from the hospital.No additional information is available.
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(b)(4).The second surgery was performed on an unknown date reported as ¿last week¿.(b)(6).The device was not returned and the lot number is unknown; therefore, a device analysis could not be completed.Should additional relevant information become available, a supplemental report will be submitted.
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