Pentax medical was made aware of an event which occurred in the pai region involving pentax video scope eg29-i10.In the event reported, it was stated that the device primary channel blocked.The customer stated it is not blocked but feels like it is not smooth like rough.Able to put forceps through but rough.The customer also stated that forceps, as an accessory, was used during the procedure and there were no patient/user injuries, adverse events, delay, or medical intervention reported.Has no video image.The anomaly was discovered in the procedure room during use.There was no adverse event reported with this complaint.The device was returned to pentax medical service department for further evaluation on service order (b)(4) and was inspected by the technician where the user narrative was confirmed.Inspection findings are as follows: suction tube resistance; passed dry leak test; lightguide prong cover glass set loose; passed wet leak test; insertion tube bump at end of root brace; water nozzle clogged with inorganic debris; air/ water nozzle glue worn; customer complaint confirmed.The device is currently pending repairs and will be returned to the user upon completion.Parts to be replaced: o-rings and seals; suction channel lg; air/water nozzle collar; water nozzle.A review of the service history indicates the device was not routinely serviced at pentax.No other information provided.
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Correction information g6: follow up #1.H2:if follow-up, what type?.H3:device evaluated by manufacture.H6: coding changed based on the investigation result.Additional information.D4:unique identifier (udi).H4:device manufacture date.H7:if remedial action initiated, check type.Evaluation summary this is an event in which a foreign matter such as a brush clogs the pipe.The cause is thought to be that the brush used by the user during cleaning was broken and remained in the pipe.Pentax has added a method for alerting and detecting in ifu in the event, and also implemented field action.
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