Device evaluated by manufacturer: returned product consisted of the rotapro atherectomy device.The advancer, drive shaft, and handshake connection were visually examined.Inspection of the device did not identify any damages or defects.Functional testing was performed by attempting to move the advancer knob back and forth.While the rotawire was inserted, resistance was felt when attempting to move the advancer knob.After removal of the rotawire, the advancer knob was able to be moved smoothly back and forth with no resistance or issues.Further functional testing was performed with the returned rotawire.During functional testing, the returned rotawire was able to be removed with resistance, but was not able to be reinserted into the rotapro device due to a kink in the rotawire.Product analysis confirmed the reported events, as the returned rotawire was kinked and could not be reinserted into the returned rotapro device, and the advancer knob was able to move smoothly back and forth after the rotawire was removed.
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It was reported an entanglement occurred.A rotapro 1.75mm and a rotawire ic were selected for use during a percutaneous coronary intervention (pci) procedure.During insertion, inside the patient, the burr of the rotapro became stuck with the rotawire.The devices were removed together.Additionally, it was noted the burr advancer knob did not have smooth movement.The procedure was completed with replacement devices with no patient injury.
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