Catalog Number CLXUSA |
Device Problem
Fluid/Blood Leak (1250)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 03/10/2023 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Event Description
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The customer contacted mallinckrodt to report they experienced a photoactivation module leak with their cellex photopheresis kit ("kit") during an extracorporeal photopheresis (ecp) treatment.The customer reported approximately 1500mls of whole blood was processed at the time the leak was observed.The customer stated the leak was coming from the photoactivation module during the reinfusion phase of the ecp treatment.The ecp treatment was aborted, and residual blood from the return bag was manually returned to the patient.The customer reported the patient was in stable condition.The customer returned the kit and smart card for evaluation.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The system was used for treatment.This case is reportable as a mdr due to the reportable malfunction photoactivation module leak.Since this reportable malfunction is only associated with the kit, this mdr will only be against the kit.A batch record review for kit lot l348 was conducted.There were no non-conformances associated with this lot.This lot met all release requirements.A review of kit lot l348 shows no trends.Trends were reviewed for complaint category photoactivation module leak.No trend was detected for this complaint category.This assessment is based on the information available at the time of the investigation.At the time of this report, the analysis of the returned kit and smart card is still in progress.A supplemental report will be filed when the analysis is complete (b)(4).N.S.(b)(6) 2023.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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A batch record review for kit lot l330 was conducted.There were no non-conformances associated with this lot.This lot met all release requirements.A review of kit lot l330 shows no trends.The complaint kit and smart card were returned for evaluation.Review of the smart card data showed that the operator aborted the treatment during the reinfusion phase of the procedure.Examination of the returned kit found a crack in the photoactivation module.The crack runs along the outlet channel and across weld lines indicating the crack was not likely due to an insufficient weld.The photoactivation module was pressure tested and a leak was verified at the site of the crack.A break in the photoactivation module can occur if the photoactivation module is inadvertently damaged during storage, damaged during handling of the kit by the operator, or if there is a weakness in the photoactivation module material.The reported photoactivation module leak was confirmed; however, a definitive root cause for the photoactivation module leak could not be determined based on the available information.No further action is required at this time.This investigation is now complete.(b)(4).N.S.27-apr-2023.
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