B3 - date of event: entered as 11/1/2023 as the customer did not provide an event date.H6 - adverse event problem: type of investigation updated to b12 and b15 as a lot number was not provided.H6 - adverse event problem: investigation findings and investigation conclusions updated.Investigation conclusion: the case details were reviewed along with the complaint history for the reported issue and no indications of a systemic issue were identified.Manufacturing batch record review and retain device testing could not be performed as a lot number was not provided.Review of the risk management report for this product found that the reported issue is within the risk profile for this device; no new hazard has been identified.Case details indicate the patient has cancer and has been under chemotherapy.Please note: a number of conditions other than pregnancy, including trophoblastic disease and certain non-trophoblastic neoplasms including testicular tumors, prostate cancer, breast cancer, and lung cancer, cause elevated levels of hcg.Therefore, the presence of hcg in urine specimen should not be used to diagnose pregnancy unless these conditions have been ruled out.A root cause could not be determined from the available information.Complaints are tracked and trended on a monthly basis.Per the package insert: - very low levels of hcg (less than 50 miu/ml) are present in urine specimen shortly after implantation.However, because a significant amount of first trimester pregnancies terminate for natural reasons, a test result that is weakly positive should be confirmed by retesting with a first morning urine specimen collected 48 hours later.- as with any assay employing mouse antibodies, the possibility exists for interference by human anti-mouse antibodies (hama) in the specimen.Specimens from patients who have received preparations of monoclonal antibodies for diagnosis or therapy may contain hama.Such specimens may cause false positive or false negative results.- this test provides a presumptive diagnosis for pregnancy.A confirmed pregnancy diagnosis should only be made by a physician after all clinical and laboratory findings have been evaluated.B7 - other relevant history: should have previously included "patient has cancer and is under chemotherapy treatment." h3 other text : although requested, device return is not anticipated.
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