A philips field service engineer (fse), clinical application specialist (cas) and a national support specialist (nss) went on-site, looked into the clinical audit log in the philips system and reviewed the alarms for the monitor.They were able to see asystole alarms in the time frame in question and confirmed that the monitor did in fact alarm.The fse and biomed tested the monitor using a patient simulator and confirmed that the monitor did alarm.A good faith effort (gfe) conducted confirmed that the mp50 was working in companion mode with the x3.The x3 was tested and found no problems.The customer is aware that no malfunction was found.The asystole alarm condition was expected and alleged that did not occur.The engineers provided their analysis findings.The device was confirmed to be operating per specifications and no failure was identified."intellivue x3 has not caused or contributed to the event.If additional information is received the complaint file will be reopened.
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