An aneurx stent graft system was implanted for the endovascular treatment of an abdominal aortic aneurysm.Aneurysm and vessel morph ology from the time of implant were not reported.It was reported that the patient presented with a proximal type i endoleak.The stent graft was found to have migrated 1.5 cm from the renal arteries.The stent graft migration was caused by sharp neck angulation of greater than 60 degrees.One day later, the patient was treated with a 25x25x49 endurant cuff, which successfully resolved the endoleak; however, it covered the right renal artery.The cause of the renal occlusion was due to the cuff being placed too high unintentionally.The physician attempted for three hours with an unknown manufacturer's balloon to pull the cuff down but was unsuccessful.The patient was placed on dialysis.No additional clinical sequelae were reported.
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(b)(4).Evaluation, results: inherent risk of procedure (vessel occlusion, renal complications), patient's condition affected effectiveness of device (aortic neck angulation), unapproved use of device (stent graft was implanted in a patient with an aortic neck angulation greater than 60 degrees); evaluation, conclusion: known inherent risk of a procedure (vessel occlusion, renal complications), device failure/lack of effectiveness related to patient condition (aortic neck angulation), off ¿ label, unapproved or contraindicated use (stent graft was implanted in a patient with an aortic neck angulation greater than 60 degrees).
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