On (b)(6) 2014, the patient underwent endovascular repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm with gore excluder aaa endoprosthesis using a c3 delivery system.After proximal deployment of a trunk ipsi-lateral leg component (rlt351416j/12352104), the physician could not rotate a clear knob to release the constraining system.After the physician confirmed that the constraining nut was returned to the default position, he tried again but could not rotate the clear knob to the left.He then decided to use a back-up mechanism, opening an access hatch on the c3 delivery system, releasing the rocked pin and the constraining system, and pulling off the second deployment line respectively.The deployment of the ipsi-lateral leg was done without any issue.The procedure continued and while the physician attempted to implant an aortic extender component (pla360300j/12582135), an introducer sheath could be inserted into an implanted device in the right iliac artery, but the pla itself could not be advanced further and got stuck.Once the physician was trying to pull the delivery catheter back into the sheath, the distal part of the pla on the delivery catheter was hooked on the proximal end of the sheath, and the leading olive separated from the catheter when the physician pulled the catheter forcefully.The pla was deployed in the right common iliac artery and the leading olive remained in the patient.The physician retrieved it from the patient using a snare catheter, and another pla was deployed in an appropriate position.The procedure was completed with no other issues reported.The patient tolerated the procedure.As per report, the physician pulled the delivery catheter back into the sheath without using a fluoroscopic image.Rlt351416j/12342104 will be returned to gore histology dept for evaluation, but pla360300j/12582135 was discarded at the facility.
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