A customer reported a healthcare worker (hcw) slipped and fell on fluid leaking from an evotech endoscopic cleaner and reprocessor and injured her left knee.Her symptoms included swelling and pain to the left knee.The healthcare worker was seen in the hospital emergency room.X-rays were taken and showed a sprain to the knee cap.There were no fractures.The healthcare worker sought a second opinion with an orthopedic surgeon, and the orthopedic surgeon confirmed there were no issues with the ligament and was prescribed physical therapy.The healthcare worker was prescribed medications for swelling and pain that included tramadol and diclofenac sod, metoclopramide, paracetamo orphenadrine, and ketotop plaster.The healthcare worker resumed work after four days off medical leave.
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Manufacturer date: 11/25/2009.Asp investigation summary: the investigation included a review of the device history record (dhr), service history record, trending of the product malfunction code and system risk analysis (sra).¿ the dhr was reviewed and the unit met manufacturer specifications at the time of release.No issues were related to this failure mode.¿ the service history for the past six months was reviewed from 1/16/2015 to 7/15/2015 and did not identify any significant trend.¿ trending analysis for the product malfunction code of ''human reaction" was reviewed from may 2014 through july 2015 and no significant trend was observed.¿ the sra was reviewed for the issue of "human reaction" with "exposure to mechanical or physical force" and the risk was determined to be low.A field service engineer was dispatched to the site.The pressure relief valve was replaced to repair the leak.The part was not returned for evaluation.After service and repair, the met system specifications.The reported issue was resolved at the customer facility.The issue will be tracked and trended.No further investigation is necessary at this time.
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