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Model Number 901023-24 |
Device Problems
Flaked (1246); Peeled/Delaminated (1454); Difficult to Remove (1528)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 11/11/2022 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Complaint investigation underway and will be attached to this report.
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Event Description
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As bsc rep was not present for the event, this is how the event was described: victory 18 wire was passed across multiple challenging lesions/calcific areas.Navicross crossing catheter was passed over the wire, and when victory 18 wire was pulled back for removal, the physician stated it felt as if something had let loose.Upon pulling the victory 18 wire out of the patient, it was noticed that the blue coating had come off the wire and was no longer present.Physician was concerned that the tip of the wire had come off inside the patient.It was decided then to remove the navicross crossing cath.And upon doing so, the blue coating was literally hanging from the tip of the navicross.Bsc rep's understanding is that the navicross was in fact an.018, so sizing here should not have been an issue.Sounds as if coating on the victory wire came off potentially after crossing multiple challenging lesions or difficult calcified areas.Bsc rep was not present during this procedure.
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Event Description
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As bsc rep was not present for the event, this is how the event was described: victory 18 wire was passed across multiple challenging lesions/calcific areas.Navicross crossing catheter was passed over the wire, and when victory 18 wire was pulled back for removal, the physician stated it felt as if something had let loose.Upon pulling the victory 18 wire out of the patient, it was noticed that the blue coating had come off the wire and was no longer present.Physician was concerned that the tip of the wire had come off inside the patient.It was decided then to remove the navicross crossing cath.And upon doing so, the blue coating was literally hanging from the tip of the navicross.Bsc rep's understanding is that the navicross was in fact an.018, so sizing here should not have been an issue.Sounds as if coating on the victory wire came off potentially after crossing multiple challenging lesions or difficult calcified areas.Bsc rep was not present during this procedure.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Complaint investigation report is attached to this report.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Complaint investigation report is attached to this report.
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Event Description
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As bsc rep was not present for the event, this is how the event was described: victory 18 wire was passed across multiple challenging lesions/calcific areas.Navicross crossing catheter was passed over the wire, and when victory 18 wire was pulled back for removal, the physician stated it felt as if something had let loose.Upon pulling the victory 18 wire out of the patient, it was noticed that the blue coating had come off the wire and was no longer present.Physician was concerned that the tip of the wire had come off inside the patient.It was decided then to remove the navicross crossing cath.And upon doing so, the blue coating was literally hanging from the tip of the navicross.Bsc rep's understanding is that the navicross was in fact an.018, so sizing here should not have been an issue.Sounds as if coating on the victory wire came off potentially after crossing multiple challenging lesions or difficult calcified areas.Bsc rep was not present during this procedure.
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