During the incident, it appears that the touch sensor on the base cover operated as intended, and the c-arm evacuated from the pinched leg.At that time, no error had occurred.The device appears to be working properly and the customer themselves acknowledged responsibility for this matter.The injured doctor went to the hospital for treatment, and returned to work the next day.This issue has been attributed to user error.Additionally, the operation manual was provided to all customers as a warning of this incident in (b)(6) 2013.Furthermore, in (b)(6) 2016, a warning poster and label were provided to all customer for the notification again.This issue has only been reported at (b)(6) hospitals.
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