This report is based on information provided by philips remote service lead personnel and has been investigated by the philips complaint handling team.Philips received a complaint about the heartstart xl indicating that it failed to deliver a shock.The report stated that the device was in use at the time of the event, and there was reportedly patient harm.The clinical reassessment was performed by the philips pms clinical expert based on information currently available in the record indicating that the failure to deliver a shock was likely due to the absence of a data card in the device and suboptimal pressing of the shock button.Despite diligent inquiries into the patient's condition, treatment outcomes, procedural attempts, and the management of the reported event, specific details remain unknown.Furthermore, multiple attempts were made to gather information regarding the cause and resolution of the reported problem, yet all queries were met with a singular response: 'asku,' without any additional clarification provided.Based on the available information and testing conducted, the possible cause of the reported issue was the absence of a data card in the device and suboptimal pressing of the shock button; however, despite making multiple attempts to request information about the cause and resolution of the reported problem, the only response received for all asked questions was 'asku,' with no additional information provided.Therefore, the exact cause of the reported problem could not be definitively confirmed.We are unable to confirm the cause and final disposition of the device because the only response received for all asked questions was 'asku,' with no additional information provided.The investigation concludes that no further action is required at this time.If additional information is received the complaint file will be reopened.
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