Philips burton received an mdr report ((b)(4)) from fda by mail on feb 8th 2016 regarding (b)(6) staff member who was struck by a burton gleamer light on (b)(6) 2015.They stated "a staff member was preparing a room for patient.The mounted swing arm fell off the wall without being touched or moved, striking the staff member in the head and shoulder.She required shoulder x-ray, ice packs and ear exam.However, ultimately the injury was minor.Inspection of the lamp identified that the connector between the adjustable arm and the wall mount bracket had failed, and completely snapped off.Philips burton contacted the customer for farther investigation.The light was found to be more than 10 years old and no longer under warranty.Therefore, it is considered to be beyond its usable life.
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Philips burton received an mdr report ((b)(4)) by mail on feb 8th 2016.The report describes the event as: "a staff member was preparing a room for patient.The mounted swing arm fell off the wall without being touched or moved, striking the staff member in the head and shoulder.She required shoulder x-ray, ice packs and ear exam.However, ultimately the injury was minor.Inspection of the lamp identified that the connector between the adjustable arm and the wall mount bracket had failed, and completely snapped off.
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