The customer generated falsely increased magnesium results while using the clinical chemistry magnesium assay.The customer provided the following result data (provided reference range 1.6 - 2.6 mg/dl): sid (b)(6): (b)(6) 2016: initial: 6.34 mg/dl, retest 2.42 mg/dl.Sid: (b)(6): (b)(6) 2016: initial 7.36 mg/dl, retest 2.15 mg/dl.No impact to patient management was reported.
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Further investigation of the customer issue included a review of the complaint text, a service history review, abbott field service evaluation, a search for similar complaints, and a review of labeling.A service history review for this instrument revealed no subsequent complaints of discrepant/erratic results being reported.An abbott field service engineer (fse) completed troubleshooting of the instrument.This involved part replacements per normal troubleshooting procedures, which resolved the issue.Tracking and trending did not identify an adverse trend.Labeling was reviewed and found to be adequate.Based on the available information no product deficiency and no malfunction of the architect c4000 analyzer, list number 02p24, was identified.
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The device evaluation was reassessed and concluded that a malfunction occurred.However, no systemic issue or product deficiency was identified for the architect c4000 analyzer, list number (b)(4), was identified.
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