The customer reported to olympus, during an unspecified therapeutic procedure, when the forceps were pushed through the scope channel, debris fell out into the patient.The debris appeared to be tissue from an unknown prior procedure.The debris was unable to be retrieved.The patient passed all unspecified tests and was not affected.The olympus field service engineer assessed the oer-pro and reported: performance test passed, channel pressure test passed, cycle test passed, checklist passed, tested good and placed machine back in service.Additional information received: it was reported that the scope was properly precleaned at the bedside sink.The user reported following the proper reprocessing steps based on the oer instruction manual.The water filter was replaced, and routine maintenance was performed by the user according to the manual instructions.The field service engineer (fse) reviewed the required steps to perform a water line disinfection during a call with the user.The user did not use expired disinfection.The user reported that the device is used daily and never stored long-term.The lid and each door are closed at the end of each day.This event includes 2 reports: (b)(6) : gif-h190, (b)(6).(b)(6) : oer-pro, (b)(6).This report is 2 of 2 for (b)(6): oer-pro, (b)(6) the mfr medwatch report associated with this event was submitted on time under manufacturer report # 9610595 - 2022 - 03544.Upon review olympus is submitting the corresponding importer medwatch report.
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