Catalog Number 41311U |
Device Problems
Partial Blockage (1065); Detachment Of Device Component (1104)
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Patient Problems
Bradycardia (1751); No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199); Low Oxygen Saturation (2477)
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Event Date 04/21/2017 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).Customer contacted for clarification of the term "nose".Customer states "nose" means artificial nose (device).Photo submitted appears to show a portion of a device has fallen into the device itself.Reported event of low saturation and bradycardia was transient as customer reported the patient meanwhile is fine and breathing spontaneously.The physical device sample has not been returned to the manufacturer at the time of this report.The investigation into this complaint is still in progress.
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Event Description
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Original customer complaint alleges that "the cap of the safety port (overpressure valve) has released and fallen into the nose." alleged event reported as occurring during use.Additional information obtained reported "the cap of the vent with the slotted membrane has loosened and fell into the device.Due to this the vent became blocked and the patient had a saturation of 30/31, heart rate decreased to 40.Meanwhile patient is fine and breathing spontaneously.No further patient harm is known to date.".
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Qn# (b)(4).The sample was returned for evaluation.A visual exam was performed and it was observed that there was extra silicone found in the device.Based on this visual exam, the complaint has been confirmed.A capa was opened to address this issue.
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Event Description
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Original customer complaint alleges that "the cap of the safety port (overpressure valve) has released and fallen into the nose." alleged event reported as occurring during use.Additional information obtained reported "the cap of the vent with the slotted membrane has loosened and fell into the device.Due to this the vent became blocked and the patient had a saturation of 30/31, heart rate decreased to 40.Meanwhile patient is fine and breathing spontaneously.No further patient harm is known to date.".
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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