Minerva surgical made attempts to obtain additional information and status of lab results.Lab results of patient's blood pathogen tests were negative.No harm to the nurse was reported.No additional information is available at this time.The disposable fluid management accessory (subject device) used in this case was not returned, and therefore a failure analysis of the subject device could not be performed.The lot number of the subject device was not provided; therefore, a device history review could not be performed.Section 15 of the symphion operative hysteroscopy system user's manual (l0158, rev a.) provides detailed instructions for disassembly following a procedure, including waiting a minimum of 60 seconds for any fluid pressure to dissipate from the tubing set.Section 15.2 provides the following instructions for tissue catch disassembly: a) disconnect both quick connect fittings from the tissue catch b) unthread the tissue catch cap and remove cap and tissue bag to access resected tissue.Due to the limited information available and the subject device was not returned by customer, root cause could not be determined.Minerva surgical will continue to monitor complaint and if additional relevant information becomes available, a supplemental report will be submitted.
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It was reported during the or clean-up, the nurse unscrewed the tissue catch cap.When the nurse screwed cap back onto the tissue catch, the patient fluid from the tissue catch splashed into the nurse's eye.The tissue catch containing the patient's fluid was sent to the blood lab to test for potential blood borne pathogen exposure.Lab results of patient's blood pathogen tests were negative.No harm to the nurse was reported.
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