Two separate lot numbers were provided for this incident.The information for each lot number is as follows: medical device lot #: 6102725, medical device expiration date: 08/31/2017, device manufacture date: 04/11/2016.Medical device lot #: 6090979, medical device expiration date: 08/31/2017, device manufacture date: 03/30/2016.(b)(6).Results: ten samples, five from each lot number, were returned for evaluation.All customer samples were draw tested and measured for overall tube height.Twenty retention samples were pulled, 10 samples from each lot, and were draw tested and measured for overall tube height.All tubes, both customer samples and retention samples, were within specification limits.There was no stopper pull out, creepout, or popoff observed during the draw testing.All tube height was within specification of no greater than 3.248.A device history record was not reviewed but there were no related quality notifications and all process and final inspections comply with specification requirements.Conclusion: an absolute root cause for this incident cannot be determined as bd was not able to duplicate or confirm the customer¿s indicated failure mode.(b)(4).
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It was reported that the stopper of a bd vacutainer® plus plastic whole blood tube stayed connected to the needle, pulled out of the tube, and blood leaked when the tube was withdrawn from a holder during a blood collection.It was also reported that this has happened with different units (two lot numbers were provided) with different employees on numerous occasions.There was no report of injury or medical intervention.
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