This report is being submitted retrospectively as part of internal review.A review of the device's manufacturing records revealed that the sensor lot met all requirements including sterilization requirements for release.The sensor is inserted by making a small incision and placing it under skin and potential for developing skin irritation/pain/ inflammation/infection around the insertion site is a known anticipated adverse event.The sensor most likely came out due to widening of the insertion site possibly from the pus.The sensor was removed from the patient's arm.Based on the complaint case information, the user mentioned that he had no performance issues with the sensor.Hence, senseonics did not issue a return material authorization (rma) for further investigation for this known adverse side effect experienced by the user.However, user was offered a sensor replacement as part of resolution of this complaint.
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Senseonics was made aware of an incident where newly inserted sensor came out due to infection and pus at the insertion site.Apparently, insertion site which was healed previously, opened again and pus came out of the wound.He received a traction ointment and applied on the infected area.When he took the plaster off the wound, sensor came out of the skin.Sensor was removed and patient requested a new sensor through the insurance company.
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