It was reported that bd nexiva needle disengagement is difficult.The following information was provided by the initial reporter translated from dutch to english: when we puncture and we remove the needle, sometimes blood leaks during blood collection from the gray eraser along which the needle is removed (see photo).The needle sometimes sticks to the eraser and so we don't get it completely removed.When injecting, the fluid or medication also gets past the eraser.As a result, patient had to be re-pricked to have safe medication access and avoid infection risk.Can this be included with bd supplying these catheters? so, should we not use this alternative anyway or should we stand by and list how frequently it occurs? or have there been any reports? these three problems occurred at many intervals (one as recently as december, one a week ago, one today) but it may also have often gone unreported or gotten to us.When we puncture and we remove the needle, sometimes blood leaks during blood collection from the gray eraser along which the needle is removed (see photo).The needle sometimes sticks to the eraser and so we don't get it completely removed.When injecting, the fluid or medication also gets past the eraser.
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H.3.A follow up mdr will be submitted if additional information, a device evaluation, or a device history review is completed.3 total occurrences for this failure described.1 with known event date and and patient outcome information.Two without known event date and no patient outcome information provided.
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