DAVOL INC., SUB. C.R. BARD, INC. PROGEL PLUERAL AIR LEAK SEALANT; SEALANT, POLYMERIZING
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Catalog Number PGPS002 |
Device Problems
Loss of or Failure to Bond (1068); Incorrect, Inadequate or Imprecise Result or Readings (1535)
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Patient Problem
Injury (2348)
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Event Date 12/05/2018 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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As reported, the progel was applied as a secondary closure and no submersion was performed to identify if a leak was present at the time of application.Based on the information provided, the source of the air leak that presented cannot be determined.A review of the manufacturing records was performed and found that the lot was manufactured to specification.No definitive conclusions can be made regarding the surgeons report of a difference in the consistency of the product and if the progel contributed to the air leak that presented.The ifu for the progel product instructs: allow the progel¿ pals to cure for 15-30 seconds, forming a flexible hydrogel.Two minutes after application, the sealant¿s success in sealing the target site(s) can be tested using a submersion test or by irrigating the site to check for air bubbles.Pulmonary air leak is listed as one of the potential adverse effects associated with the device.Discarded by user facility.
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Event Description
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It was reported that during a decortication, progel was applied to the area as secondary closure, and a difference in the consistency of the product was noted.The surgeon felt that when used, it clumped up a bit and didn¿t seal the lung effectively.The patient experienced an air leak and was kept in the hospital until it resolved.There was no submersion performed to identify if a leak was present at the time of application of the progel.No intervention was required and the leak resolved on its own without treatment.
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