After the reported event, a ge healthcare service representative performed a checkout of the system but did not find any issue with the system.The system performed as expected and was returned to service.Also, ge healthcare engineering performed an investigation of the reported event.The customer reported that the system did not malfunction during the case, but that past co2 reading errors (described as "unorganized co2 wave form or false low reading") on the gas module led the team to fail to respond appropriately to the "line occluded" message on the gas module in a timely manner, leading to an anoxic brain injury.The aespire 7900 is separate from the gas module, but readings from the gas module are used to inform users of settings and setup changes that should be made on the aespire 7900.Review of complaint data indicates no malfunction of the aespire 7900 system that could cause or contribute to a patient's death.The root cause is undetermined.
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