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Model Number RNS-300M-K - FGI |
Device Problem
Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem (2993)
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Patient Problems
Discomfort (2330); Neck Pain (2433)
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Event Date 05/10/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).Patient was implanted with the rns system including four depth leads dl-344-10, port 1, left mesial temporal (suspected lead break).Dl-330-10, port2, right mesial temporal dl-330-10, right para-hippocampus, not connected.Dl-344-10, left para hippocampus, not connected.Product remains implanted.
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Event Description
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The patient reports a shocking sensation and muscle tightening in the neck whenever the device delivers therapy.He was on a lead-to-lead (l hippocampus - r hippocampus) therapy pathway at 2.8 uc (burst 1) and 2.5 uc (burst 2) current density.The patient reported that he experienced a shocking sensation when the device delivered therapy and when interrogating, this has been occurring since (b)(6) 2014, when therapy was activated.The site performed blinded therapy testing during clinic that corroborated the patient's experience when stimulation is delivered.The polarity was changed, this seemed to make the shocking sensation go away during therapy testing.Patient states he can still feel the shocking sensation when he interrogates but no longer randomly throughout the day, when he is likely receiving therapy.(b)(6) 2017 follow-up appointment attended by company representative dr.(b)(6) performed the unipolar study on the 4 electrodes on lead 2 (rh) to test which electrode(s) give the "shocking" sensation.Electrode 1 - felt sensation 50% of testing.Electrode 2 - no sensation.Electrode 3 - no sensation.Electrode 4 - no sensation.Electrode 1 was taken out of the therapy pathway.Electrodes 2, 3, and 4 were programmed negative to the can (0 - - -) (+).Patient did not report feeling the sensation during therapy testing.
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