The device referenced in this report was returned to olympus for evaluation.A leak test on the subject device was conducted, and air leak was found.When confirming the inside of the channel, the channel wall was turned up at the place of around 20mm from the distal end, and there was a pinhole.When removing the bending rubber, water was flooded at almost the same place as the channel pinhole.The manufacturing record of the device was reviewed without irregularity.The exact cause of the reported event could not be conclusively determined, but there is a possibility that the channel pinhole occurred due to the insertion and removal of the forceps, and water or a chemical solution was flooded through the pinhole, causing the ccd unit temporarily short-circuited.In addition, the channel pinhole may occur because the forceps was inserted and removed with the cup opened, or the endotherapy accessory was inserted or removed in the following conditions: with it scratched or deformed, or with excessive force applied while the endoscope was bended.
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To perform f-tul (a transurethral ureterolithotomy procedure), the subject device was connected to the video system center (otv-s190), but the video image was not displayed.Even when otv-s190 was restarted, the video image was not restored.Though a clinical engineer of the user facility inquired to olympus affiliated company, the cause was unknown, so the user facility replaced the subject device with another urf-v and completed the procedure.There was no patient injury reported.
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