Sc-8336-50 (sn (b)(4)): device evaluation indicated that the complaint of loss of stimulation due to lead migration was confirmed.Visual inspection revealed distal electrode #'s 8, 14, 15, 16, 24, and 30 were completely dislodged from the paddle silicone and not returned.Electrode #29 was partially dislodged from the silicone but still electrically connected.Proximal ends were cut and not returned.Paddle silicone was torn.When the paddle lead migrated from the epidural space it caused the electrodes to become completely dislodged from the paddle because of the friction and grinding forces the spine exerted on it.It also tore/ripped the silicone of the paddle.Exposed cables.Sc-4316 (lot #: 18262617): device evaluation indicated that the visual inspection of the clik anchor revealed 2 eyelets were fractured and exhibited missing silicon.Root cause of the damage was not determined.Additional information was received that no anchors were left inside the patient¿s body.
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