The customer reported that the system was involved in a surgery where the anterior chamber was unstable.In addition, the aspiration was poor during times of the surgery.The company service representative examined the system and did not indicated finding any issues associated to the reported event.The fluidics module and illuminator module were replaced.The system was then tested and met all product specifications.The system was manufactured on december 19, 2011.Based on qa assessment, the product met specifications at the time of release.A review of complaints for the last 24 months did not indicate any additional related reports for this system serial number.The constellation operators manual notes the system is a closed loop system that adjusts iop.The iop control cannot replace the standard of care in judging iop intraoperatively.The surgeon must continue the common practice of informally judging the following: finger palpation on the globe, tactile feedback of the surgical instruments, retinal vessel perfusion/pulsations, and presence of corneal edema.If the surgeon believes the iop is not responding to the system settings and is dangerously high, the surgeon can do one or more of the following as they deem appropriate in this situation (with care to avoid sudden hypotony): close the infusion stopcock, pinch the infusion line, and/or remove the infusion line.The root cause of the reported event cannot be determined conclusively.(b)(4).
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