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ST. JUDE AERIS FFR WIRE
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Model Number
C12358
Device Problem
Defective Component (2292)
Patient Problem
Death (1802)
Event Date
12/29/2013
Event Type
Death
Event Description
St.Jude ffr wire was stuck in lm/aorta and could not be removed with snare devices or other means (wire looped).The ffr wire broke off and was unable to be retrieved by multiple physicians.
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Brand Name
AERIS FFR WIRE
Type of Device
AERIS FFR WIRE
Manufacturer
(Section D)
ST. JUDE
austin TX
MDR Report Key
3750413
MDR Text Key
4465301
Report Number
3750413
Device Sequence Number
1
Product Code
DXO
Reporter Country Code
US
Number of Events Reported
1
Summary Report (Y/N)
N
Report Source
User Facility
Reporter Occupation
Other
Type of Report
Initial
Report Date
02/28/2014,02/25/2014
1
Device was Involved in the Event
1
Patient was Involved in the Event
Is this an Adverse Event Report?
Yes
Is this a Product Problem Report?
Yes
Device Operator
Health Professional
Device Expiration Date
05/31/2015
Device Model Number
C12358
Device Lot Number
133966
Was Device Available for Evaluation?
No
Is the Reporter a Health Professional?
Yes
Was the Report Sent to FDA?
Yes
Date Report Sent to FDA
02/28/2014
Distributor Facility Aware Date
02/13/2014
Event Location
Hospital
Date Report to Manufacturer
02/28/2014
Initial Date Manufacturer Received
Not provided
Initial Date FDA Received
03/20/2014
Is This a Reprocessed and Reused Single-Use Device?
No
Patient Sequence Number
1
Patient Outcome(s)
Death;
Patient Age
85 YR
Patient Weight
48
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