It was reported to the manufacturer by the end user, per the end user, "patient was on a bariatric rental bed.He needed to be intubated emergently.The head board on the bed would not come off of the bed.There was a trapeze on the bed.I dont know whether or not the trapeze attachment had anything to do with the headboard getting stuck.Patient had to be turned perpendicular in the bed, with his head and neck hanging off the side, to even attempt intubation.The patient suffered a cardiopulmonary arrest during intubation attempts.There was rosc achieved, but there was a time of no oxygen delivery." complaint# (b)(4) and ra# (b)(4) were entered into our system to have the bed returned to joerns for investigation.As of this writing, the bed has not been returned.
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