Model Number 7000/60 |
Device Problems
Fracture (1260); Over-Sensing (1438); Retraction Problem (1536); Failure to Disconnect (2541)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 02/21/2023 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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Related manufacturer report number: 2017865-2023-13522.It was reported that the patient presented for in-clinic for a routine device check.Upon interrogation alerts for non-sustained right ventricular over-sensing was observed.Further evaluation found that both the right ventricular (rv) and right atrial (ra) leads had exhibited over-sensed noise.High voltage therapy was disabled via programming.The patient was stable.
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Event Description
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New information received notes that both the right ventricular (rv) and right atrial (ra) lead and replaced.There were no patient consequences.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Additional information: b5 the reported events were oversensing noise, lead fracture and helix mechanism issue.As received, a partial lead was returned in two pieces with helix found extended, bent and clogged with blood/tissue.The reported event of helix mechanism issue was confirmed.The helix mechanism/extension length test was unable to be performed due to the damaged, as received.The cause of the reported event of helix mechanism issue was due to the helix being stretched consistent with procedural damage.The reported event of oversensing noise was confirmed.Visual inspection of the lead found an external insulation abrasion breaching the outer insulation and exposing the ring electrode coil at the is-1 connector leg.The cause of the reported event was due to the exposure of the ring electrode coil in the abrasion zone consistent with friction to the device can.The reported event of lead fracture was not confirmed.Electrical testing did not find any indication of conductor fractures or internal shorts.
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Event Description
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New information received notes that during the procedure there physician had difficulty retracting the helices of both the right ventricular (rv) and right atrial (ra) leads.Additionally, fracture of both the ra and rv leads was the suspected cause of lead noise.
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Event Description
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New information noted that the right ventricular and atrial leads adhered to each other and failed to disconnect.
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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