Disposable lot was manufactured according to approved procedures and met all specifications for release, with no noted manufacturing deviations, nonconformances or capas that would have contributed to the reported incident.As per customer shared photos it was confirmed that the machines return 940ml of certain amount of washed cells however in this case it cannot be confirmed that the issue was caused due to a manufacturing failure of the apheresis harness set.There are no adverse trends or recalls related to this disposable lot involved in this event.There was no report of harm to the patient.
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On (b)(6) 2022, haemonetics was notified of "underfilling of reinfusion bag.The patient was an acutely unwell cardiac patient who presented after cath lab, for emergency cabg's and who had been systemically anticoagulated pre op as well as intraop and on bypass.Pt was coagulopathic and required multiple clotting components, hrbcs and salvaged blood from me.From 9 cycles i returned 940 mls of arbcs instead of the 1125mls that should have been returned from 9 cycles.This deficit of almost 200 mls meant that the anaesthetist then had to give another unit of hrbcs to this patient.Most of his fluid replacement is based upon aematology and also a volume basis, as is often the case with cardiac patients.There was blood present in the base of the bowl, however not enough to be the deficit of 185mls." there was no report of harm to the patient.The decision to report is based on potential procedure delay in this case.
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