Model Number 2030002 |
Device Problem
Split (2537)
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Patient Problem
Wound Dehiscence (1154)
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Event Date 01/04/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Method of evaluation: 3263: actual device not evaluated; 3317: manufacturing review; review of information as reported, review of the device history records and complaint history records associated with lot sp100450.Results of evaluation: no failure detected.Review of lot processing history and complaint history records for lot sp100450 was unremarkable.There were no processing deviations or nonconformance related to the nature of this complaint and the lot met qc criteria for release, including mechanical testing results.As of (b)(6) 2017, no other complaints were reported to lifecell against lot sp100450.As of (b)(6) 2017, of the 103 devices released to finished goods for lot sp100450, 75 devices were distributed with 5 devices reported to be implanted.Evaluation conclusion: device not returned.Device failure related to patient condition.The event is unlikely related to strattice and likely due to the patient's condition.As per the surgeon, the tear was caused by increased intra-abdominal pressure when the patient coughed.Based on our internal review of the device processing history, the lot met qc criteria for product release, including mechanical testing.No deviations were encountered in association with the event.No other complaints were reported to lifecell against the lot.
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Event Description
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It was reported to lifecell that on (b)(6) 2016, a patient underwent open ventral hernia repair where strattice was placed as a bridge inlay.There were no signs of infection or gi/abdominal contaminations at the time strattice was implanted.Ten days post operatively, the patient coughed and it was observed that the incision spontaneously dehisced and exposed the strattice.On (b)(6) 2017, the patient was taken back to the or.The mesh was repaired after it was found that the strattice had split in the middle.On follow up, the surgeon explained that the cause of contributing factor to the tear was increased intra-abdominal pressure when the patient coughed.The surgeon removed the wound vac.The patient is in long term acute care (ltac) and stable.Patient's pre-existing conditions and morbidities include chronic respiratory failure, sepsis, parastomal hernia, loss of abdominal domain, and history of colectomy and ileostomy.
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