Catalog Number UNK_MED |
Device Problem
Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem (2993)
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Patient Problem
Superficial (First Degree) Burn (2685)
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Event Date 06/26/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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It was alleged that a patient developed blisters on their legs during use of the device.The customer alleges that nursing staff were present at the time of the incident.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The customer reported that there was no malfunction with the product and tested the unit which revealed no defects.Although there were no defects found with the product, a review of previous similar complaints, and the operations manual identified that a potential cause as to why the patient had been blistered may be attributed to the patient not being regularly checked and monitored.The customer was provided feedback on proper monitoring of the patient during use.Device was not returned.
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Event Description
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It was alleged that a patient developed blisters on their legs during use of the device.The customer alleges that nursing staff were present at the time of the incident.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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A review of the event information identified that unless there was a specific product malfunction, the burn was likely misidentified.For a burn to occur, the product would need to be at least 44° c.Without a failure of the backup and primary thermostats, the highest temperature the t-pump can reach is 42° c.As such, it is likely that the injury was misidentified by the customer.This injury was most likely a soft-tissue injury.This can be attributed to mechanical forces (such as pressure or sheer) created by the mul-t-pad.
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Event Description
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It was alleged that a patient developed blisters on their legs during use of the device.The customer alleges that nursing staff were present at the time of the incident.
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