A review of the device history records and inspection records was conducted and no similar concerns were found.The product not returned for evaluation, but images of the wire were provided by the customer.Bln20075 wires and needles were pulled from inventory.Two wires were inserted into two separate needles.Each wire was inserted into a needle and pushed to a deployed position.From the deployed position, the wire was pulled back into needle.This caused the barb to straighten and damaged the wire.This device is a non-repositionable bln wire, so damage is expected if the wire is retracted after deployment.Comparison between the wires tested from inventory and the images sent by customer show similarities in appearances of the wires.Since the issue was able to replicated by retracting the non-repositionable wire after it was deployed, this issue is not likely a manufacturing issue.
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