A user facility representative has informed richard wolf gmbh an issue regarding a sensor-ureterorenoscope 9fr wl 600mm flexible, part id: 473572076, batch # p347488-04.According to the received information: "when using the riwo d-urs, the image was suddenly gone during surgery.A second d-urs was open, also no image.The surgery was eventually continued and completed by the use of a cobra vision from richard wolf gmbh." there was a 30-minute delay in the procedure.The patient condition was described as "good".
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New information: b4, d9, g3, g6, h2, h3, h6 (type of investigation, investigation findings, investigation conclusions), h7, and h10.The user facility has returned 2 pieces of the sensor-ureterorenoscope 9fr wl 600mm 473572076, batch # p347488-04 for investigation.The investigation was carried out by the responsible development department.It was determined that the root cause of the image failure is user-indicated damage to the head of devices included the image module.A thermical damage by using a laser is clearly visible on the head of the devices.At both devices, the plastic material of the endoscope head was thermically damaged so that the underlying image and sensor modules can be seen.Consequently, the thermal laser energy also damaged the sensor module.In this case, the laser fiber was inserted via the working channel instead of the laser channel.The device will be disposed.The sensor-ureteroreniscope 9fr wl 600mm 473572076, batch # p347488-04 was manufactured on 30/may/2022.The batch consisted of 10 paks.One pak consists 3 devices.No issue was identified during production.No further complaints were received regarding the reported device failure neither from the same batch nor from other batches in the review period of 01/jan/2020 and 24/jan/2023.The ifu ga-d394 / en-us / 2021-01 v1.0 / pk00-0000 contains several safety instructions and notes regarding the use of laser fiber in section 7 illustration and in section 8.2.3.1 lasers.The subject issue of image loss is present in the risk management file aa4: not reusable flexible video optics, document version v02.The overall probability of occurrence for this issue remains at previously defined levels and overall risk of the device remains in the acceptable category.
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