Integra has completed their internal investigation on march 21, 2017.The investigation included: methods: evaluation of actual device; review of device history records; review of complaints history.Results: evaluation of returned device; evaluation verified customer information as valid.Clamp is broken.Dhr review; no abnormalities related to the reported failure.The devices manufactured during this period passed all required inspection points with no associated mrr¿s, variances or rework.No service history is on file for this device.Complaints history; two year look back for this device reveals no complaint history.No complaint history.No manufacturing or design related trend has been identified.Conclusion: the end users reason for return was verified.The root cause could not be determined.
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It was reported that the device broke during a procedure.Additional information was received on march 8, 2017 advising that after 8 hours of hipec (hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy) surgery, the device broke and 3 operative room persons had kept the device up 25 minutes by hands.Some parts dropped from the broken part, but did not enter to patient¿s cavity because there was a special cover ¿bogotabag¿ layer which is used in connection with this treatment.The loose parts were picked off by the bogotabag layer.No patient injury and no surgical delay reported.
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