The customer reported a drive tube break during buffy coat collection.The treatment was aborted.The patient received an iv transfusion of crystalloid solution in order to compensate for the fluid loss.The patient was reported to be in stable condition.The customer stated in an update on (b)(6) 2015, that a blood leak alarm had occurred during the treatment and this was why the centrifuge stopped.The customer also stated that the patient had received an unplanned 500 ml blood transfusion after the next days treatment in order to raise his hematocrit.The customer did not have the patient's hematocrit values available.Service order, (b)(4), was generated.The kit was not returned for evaluation, however pictures were returned for investigation.
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A batch record review of lot c146 was conducted.There were no nonconformances related to the complaint.The lot met release requirements.Trends were reviewed for complaint categories, drive tube leak/break and alarm #7: (centrifuge chamber).No trend was detected for these complaint categories.Drive tube leak/break was investigated through capa (b)(4) and capa (b)(4).Capa (b)(4) was closed.No capa was initiated for complaint category, alarm #7: blood leak (centrifuge chamber).Service order, (b)(4), feedback: the service technician replaced the damaged leak detector strip, checked and tightened the drive tube retaining clips, cleaned the inside of the centrifuge chamber, and performed the system checkout procedure.No further action required.This assessment is based on information available at the time of the investigation.Pictures were returned for evaluation.Analysis of the pictures is in progress.A supplemental report will be filed when this analysis is complete.(b)(4).
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