A healthcare professional (hcp) reported an error code that occurred in (b)(6) 2016 noting that when they initially went to battery information screen on the clinician programmer, the battery status was showing as eol (end of life), but the battery check had not been performed yet.A battery check was done and then status was showing ¿low.¿ it was reviewed that the implantable neurostimulator (ins) needed to be replaced and the consumer may not be getting therapy currently.The ins was showing ¿enterra on.¿ the device settings were noted as 8 v, 300 us, 14 hz, 1 s on/ 1 s off, therapy impedance = 456 ohms, and noted recommended voltage was 2.3 v.The consumer had a return of nausea and suspected her therapy was not working and the battery may be dead.The consumer was to follow-up with the hcp.It was noted they planned to replace the ins soon.Indication for use included gastric stimulation.There were no further complications reported and/or anticipated.
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