The customer reported the detached tip was located in the patient's esophagus and retrieved bedside after completion of a nissen fundoplication.The device labeling indicates that the tip can come detached from the cable if the tip is bent at a significant angle during extubation.The device history record of the production lot was reviewed and no issues were recorded.The returned bougie tip was examined and no manufacturing defects were found.The manufacturer also reviewed complaint trending reports.No other complaints have been received for this lot number.Additionally, no other complaints have been received for this size/model of device.Based on a review of the trending reports and the information available, the device is not believed to have caused or contributed to the event.Diversatek healthcare has determined that there are no new safety or efficacy issues as a result of this event, and therefore, no future action will be taken.
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Per sus voluntary event repot / medwatch report mw5093628) from (b)(6): the tip of the lighted bougie was retained in a pt's esophagus following removal of a lighted bougie.The lighted bougie was used during a laparoscopic nissen procedure and the separation of the tip was not recognized.On the morning following surgery, pt complained of nausea, vomiting and a pain score of 12/10.Foreign object identified in the posterior oral pharynx and removed at bedside with forceps.Foregin object identified as the disposable tip of a lighted bougie.Permanent harm was not assessed.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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