Catalog Number CS-12802 |
Device Problems
Leak/Splash (1354); Migration or Expulsion of Device (1395); Physical Resistance (2578)
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Patient Problems
Foreign Body In Patient (2687); No Known Impact Or Consequence To Patient (2692); No Information (3190)
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Event Date 03/29/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Qn#(b)(4).Additional information requested, but not received at the time of this report.
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Event Description
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The customer reports that a patient with a tunneled vcv, placed in a chinstrap, on (b)(6) 2017.At the point of entry a little blood was observed.When irrigating with a 20cc syringe at the point of entry there is slight resistance.Light amount of blood then flows from the puncture point of the cvc.The medical staff decided not to give lovenox again.The line was monitored to give the day's medicines.Later in the day, there was an area of colorless liquid on the bed and patient was wet at the neck area.The medicines appear to emerge through the entry point.The cvc itself seemed a bit out (2.5cm).A metal part is visible.A pvc was inserted.The cvc was left in place and the cvc line was plugged/sealed.The metal part is no longer in the patient, but out.The plastic tubing is still in the patient.The patient is sent to the resuscitation for monitoring and sent to radiology to remove the cvc.Intervention - surgical and radiological intervention to remove the device.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Qn#(b)(4).The customer returned one piece of a catheter body.Visual examination revealed that the entire catheter piece is white including the distal tip.The catheter has black markings from 5 to 20cm with 5cm marking being closest to the distal tip.Microscopic examination revealed the proximal end has an uneven/jagged edge with additional cut marks indicating that it was cut to separate from the rest of the catheter.The returned catheter has a single lumen.The returned piece measured 23cm long.A review of the catheter graphic for the reported kit confirmed that the returned catheter piece is not from the reported kit.The catheter in the reported kit is a 2 lumen 16cm catheter with a blue flex tip and markings to 15cm.A device history record (dhr) review was performed on the catheter with no relevant findings.Complaint verification testing could not be performed because an incorrect sample was returned for analysis.The customer reported the event occurred with a 2 lumen 16cm catheter with a blue flex tip and the catheter piece that was returned was from a single lumen catheter of at least 20cm and a white tip.Other remarks: the dhr review performed did not reveal any manufacturing related issues.The probable cause of the catheter leak and separation could not be determined based upon the information provided and without the correct sample.
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Event Description
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The customer reports that a patient with a tunneled vcv, placed in a chinstrap, on (b)(6) 2017.At the point of entry a little blood was observed.When irrigating with a 20cc syringe at the point of entry there is slight resistance.Light amount of blood then flows from the puncture point of the cvc.The medical staff decided not to give lovenox again.The line was monitored to give the day's medicines.Later in the day, there was an area of colorless liquid on the bed and patient was wet at the neck area.The medicines appear to emerge through the entry point.The cvc itself seemed a bit out (2.5cm).A metal part is visible.A pvc was inserted.The cvc was left in place and the cvc line was plugged/sealed.The metal part is no longer in the patient, but out.The plastic tubing is still in the patient.The patient is sent to the resuscitation for monitoring and sent to radiology to remove the cvc.Intervention - surgical and radiological intervention to remove the device.
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