A medtronic representative reported that, while in a lumbar fusion spine procedure, using a navigation system and an o-arm imaging system, two spins had been previously transferred successfully.The third spin transferred only a partial data set, not all images were found.In trouble-shooting, they tried manually pushing the images, swapping network cables and re-booting.This was unsuccessful as when the exam was pushed, the navigation system remained on receiving exam and did not change.The surgeon attempted another spin with the same result.The medtronic representative recommended they check the hard drive space which showed 100 per cent full.Deleting exams from the hard drive, re-booting the software and manually pushing the exam from the o-arm resolved the issue.The exam transferred successfully and the surgery proceeded as planned.The surgeon completed the procedure with the use of the navigation system.There was no impact on patient outcome.
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Medtronic representative, trouble-shooting during the event, resolved the issue by identifying the hard-drive was 100 percent full.An appropriate amount of patient files were deleted to free-up hard-drive space, allowing the procedure to continue after a system re-boot.The procedure was completed successfully with no further issues.There have been no reports of problems, or concerns, with this navigation system following this event.
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