Patient information was unavailable from the site.Information references the main component of the system.Other relevant device(s) are: product id: 9735762, vresion #: 2.0.0, ubd: , udi#: h3) the manufacturer representative went to the site to test the navigation system.After discussion with the site it was found that the cables were placed onto the flat emitter.This caused interference.Additional information was received stating that the first occurrence of interference with anesthesia was on friday, march 3rd with dr.Kim with a patient who had a pacemaker.On monday, march 6th this happened again, this patient did not have a pacemaker.To the manufacturer representatives understanding, they were both standard functional endoscopic sinus surgery (fess) cases.The site¿s concerns was ¿after placing the emitter under the patient¿s head, they could no longer determine without a doubt if the pacemaker was firing properly due to the amount of interference.It wasn¿t until the end of the case when they completely removed the emitter from under the patient¿s head that the ecg was without interference¿.The site seemed to think the flat emitter was causing interference with the ecg monitor.They also mentioned they were informing health canada about friday¿s case.The rep asked if there were any injuries to the patient, and they said although they do not follow up on this, they did not hear of any issues with recovery.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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