Model Number 0871472980462 |
Device Problem
Device Dislodged or Dislocated (2923)
|
Patient Problems
Peritonitis (2252); Appropriate Clinical Signs, Symptoms, Conditions Term / Code Not Available (4581)
|
Event Date 12/18/2021 |
Event Type
Death
|
Event Description
|
We are filing this report not because we are convinced that the peg tube did not function as designed, but based entirely on adverse outcome for this patient.Patient had a bs peg tube placed in the operating room on (b)(6) 2021.This patient had a peg 1 year earlier after being injured in (b)(6).Patient required 1:1 sitter to prevent tube/iv manual removal by patient who was confused.Patient also transported to cat scan and later to medical unit from the icu.Proper placement of tube confirmed on (b)(6) 2021 via cat scan.Patient later developed symptoms of an acute abdomen.Upon return to operating room, peg found to have dislodged from stomach, resulting in peritonitis.Patient later expired.The peg involved was not retained, but there was no report from the or team who removed the peg that there were any defects or missing parts upon extraction.We are not reporting this as a product detect, as we have no evidence of any product defect, but are reporting based entirely on the adverse outcome.The investigation by the hospital concluded that the tube was more likely than not to have been manually dislodged: either by the confused patient, or during patient transport/repositioning.
|
|
Event Description
|
We are filing this report not because we are convinced that the peg tube did not function as designed, but based entirely on adverse outcome for this patient.Patient had a bs peg tube placed in the operating room on (b)(6) 2021.This patient had a peg 1 year earlier after being injured in (b)(6).Patient required 1:1 sitter to prevent tube/iv manual removal by patient who was confused.Patient also transported to cat scan and later to medical unit from the icu.Proper placement of tube confirmed on (b)(6) 2021 via cat scan.Patient later developed symptoms of an acute abdomen.Upon return to operating room, peg found to have dislodged from stomach, resulting in peritonitis.Patient later expired.The peg involved was not retained, but there was no report from the operating room team who removed the peg that there were any defects or missing parts upon extraction.We are not reporting this as a product detect, as we have no evidence of any product defect, but are reporting based entirely on the adverse outcome.The investigation by the hospital concluded that the tube was more likely than not to have been manually dislodged: either by the confused patient, or during patient transport/repositioning.
|
|
Search Alerts/Recalls
|
|