(b)(4).The gore® cardioform septal occluder instructions for use includes, but is not limited to the following potential device or procedure-related adverse events associated with the use of the occluder: significant pleural or pericardial effusion requiring drainage, cardiac arrest and death.
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It was reported to gore a 30 mm gore® cardioform septal occluder was selected to close a patent foramen ovale.It was reported the physician tried to cross the defect prior to intracardiac echocardiogram (ice) using an sl 2 or 4 catheter, but was unsuccessful.Ice was then placed and the tunnel was able to be crossed with the sl catheter; however they were unable to access the left pulmonary vein.Access was gained to the right upper pulmonary vein, at which point the soft wire was exchanged for a stiffer 180 j wire.The gore® cardioform septal occluder delivery catheter was then advanced.The left disc was deployed and positioned on the septum.The right disc was then deployed.At this time it was reported the patient¿s pressure began to drop.The device had not been locked and was removed at this time.It was reported 1-2 60 cc syringes were used in treatment for a pericardial effusion; however, the patient went into cardiac arrest and chest compressions and medications were initiated.It was reported the patient did not survive.
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