Model Number UNAVAILABLE |
Device Problem
Insufficient Information (3190)
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Patient Problem
No Code Available (3191)
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Event Date 08/04/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Patient's date of birth unavailable.Device lot, expiration date and complete udi number unavailable from facility device manufacture date unavailable.
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Event Description
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Patient showed no decline of status immediately following a lead extraction procedure; however, a week later a ''shunt'' was discovered between the right and left atrium when patient underwent echocardiogram for an unrelated issue.According to the report, it was thought to have occurred at the time of extraction of the lv lead from the cs.Patient survived the event.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Additional information provided by physician to warrant correction of the mdr.Manufacturer received word from physician, who provided additional case detail.From this detail, the glidelight device listed in the initial mdr, was reported by the physician to not have been in the area of the coronary sinus where the lv (left ventricular) lead was present.The physician confirmed that an lld was present within the lead in the coronary sinus at the time the lead dislodged.This follow up corrects the device (originally the glidelight) to the lld as being present in the coronary sinus within the lead.The shunt was discovered a week after the procedure was completed.No model, lot, expiration date or udi available for the lld.The lld device was not returned for evaluation.Device manufacture date of the lld unavailable.
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Event Description
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Additional information received from physician regarding event: procedure commenced to remove two rv leads and one lv lead.Dr.Used glidelight device in the subclavian, svc, and ra.One rv lead successfully removed with laser; second rv lead successfully removed without any device needed.Dr.Was not able to enter the coronary sinus due to significant binding of fibrotic tissue.During removal of the rv leads, the lv lead dislodged.Md confirmed an lld was present in each of the leads, and that traction was being applied to the lv lead when it dislodged.
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