As per the report from the (b)(6) distributor / user facility.On (b)(6) 2021 the ccp: (b)(4), lot : ccp-0772, per: (b)(4).Is placed for a premelody.No problems or comments at this time.On (b)(6) 2021 melody valve implantation.Visible on endoscopy that strut was loose.When using the mt catheter, the loose piece of the cp stent came loose and got stuck in the sinus coronarius.Position was stable, so they decided to place melody valve first and then recover the piece of the stent.
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A piece fractured off of the covered cp stent and was removed surgically.The rest of the stent remained implanted in the patient.The piece of stent was returned to numed for evaluation.The fragment consists of 3 zigs, four struts failed.The fractured struts were examined at 10x magnification.The ends of the broken struts are clean with no jagged edges.A sample stent from each lot is tested for weld strength (5 welds).The sample from this lot of stents had an average weld strength of 15.59lbf, which is well above the minimum specification.The production traveler (dhr) was reviewed and no issues were found.All devices in this lot met the criteria for release and distribution.There are no other associated complaints with this lot of devices.A review was performed on the component lots used for the manufacturing of this lot of devices.There were no other associated complaints with the components used.Additional information was received from the foreign distributor / physician.It was stated that the physicians believe that the strut failures were due to the "strength of the own pulmonary ring" in the patient.
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