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Model Number N/A |
Device Problem
Use of Device Problem (1670)
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Patient Problem
Aspiration/Inhalation (1725)
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Event Date 06/08/2023 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Not provided.A sample was not available for return for analysis and information regarding how the securement device was applied and whether the nasogastric tube was clean and dry before application of the adhesive was not reported.For this case, an 8 french tube was used with the large device, 1501ng.The instructions for use state that for a small device, 1500ng, is designed to fit nasogastric tubes 8 -12 french.The large device, 1501ng, is designed to fit nasogastric tubes 10-18 french.3m will continue to monitor.
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Event Description
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Received from great britain: a customer alleged that adhesion of a 3m nasogastric securement device, large, 1501ng, was not adequate to secure a nasogastric tube, and as a result the nasogastric tube slipped, leading to aspiration of the feed.Invasive intervention was reported; the type of intervention performed was not reported.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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A1-a6: information not provided.B5: additional information added.G3: date received by manufacturer updated.H6: added code 4638, endoscopic procedure.H10: a sample was not available for return for analysis and information regarding how the securement device was applied and whether the nasogastric tube was clean and dry before application of the adhesive was not reported.A lot number was provided; review of batch records for this lot did not indicate any defect with the product.For this case, a use error occurred where an 8 french tube was used with a large 3m nasogastric securement device, 1501ng.The instructions for use state that for a small device, 1500ng, is designed to fit nasogastric tubes 8 -12 french, and the large device, 1501ng, is designed to fit nasogastric tubes 10-18 french.3m will continue to monitor.
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Event Description
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Received from great britain: a customer alleged that adhesion of a 3m nasogastric securement device, large, 1501ng, was not adequate to secure a nasogastric tube, and as a result a patient's nasogastric tube slipped, leading to aspiration of the feed.Intubation, ventilation, and bronchoscopy were performed.The tube had been changed that day from a 14fr to a size 8fr fine bore tube; however, a 3m nasogastric securement device, large, 1501ng was used.The length of time from insertion of the tube to the incident was hours.The patient was fine and was discharged from critical care.
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