Customer reported that a patient had fever, 38.2 degrees c, and chills after treatment and felt very cold.Procedure was normal, there were no alarms.Photoactivation time was long, 99 minutes, due to too many rbc's in the treatment bag.Buffy coat 249 ml, 4.2 ml uvadex.The patient was stable and there were no symptoms during treatment.No additional investigations were planned.Patient left the ecp department to the ward.Clinical services specialist called back the following day: patient received paracetamol 1g, at 14:30, at 19:00 and also during the night at 2:30.It was reported on (b)(6) that the patient received a planned blood transfusion the day before ecp (in another hospital) because of very low hb and hct values.It was reported that this patient receives prbc's each time her b and hct are too low to safely perform ecp.The day after ecp, antibiotic therapy was started due to increased crp values.Nurse could not provide more details.On (b)(6) the physician confirmed the cause of the increased crp was a bladder infection and there was no relationship to ecp.The patient was admitted in the hospital four days longer than initially planned due to this infection longer than initially planned due to this infection - tazobac (penicillin-antibiotkum) was given 3x/day for five days.Patient was fully recovered when she left the hospital.
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Batch record review of lot c123 was conducted.There were no nonconformances related to this complaint associated with this lot.The lot met release requirements.Trends have been reviewed for complaint categories, chills and fever, and no trends were detected for either complaint category.This assessment is based on information available at the time of this report.No product was returned for evaluation; therefore, it could not be determined if this specific product met specifications.This case is being reported due to the patient's prolonged hospitalization with bladder infection.
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