Pf114 faradise clinical study, subject id: (b)(6) it was reported that after an irreversible electroporation ablation procedure using a farawave catheter the patient vomited while the physician was checking the phrenic nerve.The ablation procedure had been completed successfully and a routine examination of phrenic nerve function, via pacing, was being performed.At this time "significant regurgitation" occurred inside the mask and some superficial aspiration of clear gastric juice occurred.Ventilation was halted and the mask was removed so suction could remove the fluid.The patient was then intubated for a portion of their post-operative recovery, they were discharged as expected for the procedure and their hospitalization was not extended.No further complications were reported, and the issue is considered resolved.The catheter is not expected to be returned as the complication emerged after the procedure, when the catheter would have been discarded.
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