A full investigation could not be completed as the actual device was not returned to the richard wolf facility as of 10/05/2015.Intrauterine probe set consists three items: intrauterine probe (id #8378.00) small cannula/acorn (id #8378.90) large cannula/acorn (id #8378.91) reporting facility has been contacted twice for additional information as well as actual device or photos be submitted for investigation, no response as of 10/05/2015.Due to no response, device id and lot # is unknown.An acorn (small or large) is screwed on to the end of a probe prior to use.Sometime during the case acorn unscrewed from end of probe and remained in patient at end of case.Labeling was reviewed and found to be adequate.Ie intended use, indications and field of use, preparation and cautions.The ifu instructs the user to "immediately before and after each use, check the products for damage, loose parts and completeness." trending showed there has been (b)(4) similar incidents in the last five years.(mdr1418479-2011-0020 & mdr1418479-2013-00013) reporting facility has purchased 21 intrauterine probe sets in the last 10 years (last purchase (b)(6) 2012).Individual purchased listed below: no intrauterine probes (id #8378.00) in last 10 years.Five small cannula/acorn (id #8378.90) in last 10 years (last purchase (b)(6) 2012).No large cannula/acorn (id #8378.91) in last 10 years.(b)(4) considers this matter closed.However, in the event we receive any devices for investigation or any additional information is received, (b)(4) will provide fda with follow-up information.Device not returned for evaluation.
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