It was reported a half an hour into treatment with an ak 96 machine, the dialyzer was noted that the blood had coagulated.The reporter noted the machine had an inaccurate ultrafiltration.The patient's blood pressure dropped "too fast".The dialyzer was replaced.The patient then felt uncomfortable and noted their blood pressure was 64/40mmhg.The doctor prescribed a reinfusion of normal saline, and the patient's blood pressure rose to 149/67mmhg.Treatment was discontinued.No additional information is available.
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Additional information: h3, h6 and h10.H10: the device was evaluated on site by a baxter qualified technician.The device underwent multimeter 287c and no leaks of electricity were noted.The diva, byva, tava, zeva and evva valve diaphragms and water level sensor underwent evaluation; due to ageing this likely led to leakage.The technician replaced all these components with new spare parts.After replacing with new spare parts, the technician calibrated the variable flow motor and the inside of the ultrafiltration unit, and the equipment passed the calibration without issue.The device underwent self-test and heat disinfection without any problems noted.A simulated treatment was then run for 1 hour and the machine ultrafiltered as per product specification.The reported condition was verified.The cause of the condition could not be determined; however, the most probable cause was due to aging components.A service history review revealed no indication that the parts replaced during servicing caused or contributed to the reported event.Should additional relevant information become available, a supplemental report will be submitted.
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