From staff: during a robotically-assisted gastric sleeve procedure, the xi 60 sureform stapler jammed mid-staple.A second stapler was obtained, and the procedure was successfully completed using the second stapler.From op report: a 40 french bougie was passed trans-orally into the stomach.It was placed against the lesser curvature of the stomach.The major portion of the stomach was then removed with subsequent firing of the robotic stapler.An initial green load was used followed by subsequent firings of a blue load.With approximately 2 staple load fires remaining blue loaded stapler was placed in the position against the bougie.The stapler did not fire correctly.It appeared that a staple was stuck within the trach next to the blade causing s stable or to inaccurate early since the tissue.After a few cm the stapler was unclamped and was removed from the field.I inspected the area and was successfully able to come inside of this malfunction stable on against the boogie.Subsequent stable firings were then used to finish the transection.Manufacturer response for staple, implantable, sureform (per site reporter).Asked us to keep device for examination.Rep will ask to be shipped back at a later date.Manufacturer response for system, surgical, computer controlled instrument, sureform (per site reporter) manufacturer asked us to keep device for examination.They will request at a later date.
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