SORIN GROUP ITALIA S.R.L. - CRM FACILITY REPLY; PULSE GENERATOR, PERMANENT, IMPLANTABLE
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Model Number REPLY DR |
Device Problem
Connection Problem (2900)
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Patient Problem
No Known Impact Or Consequence To Patient (2692)
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Event Date 08/17/2017 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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Reportedly during a pacemaker replacement, the connector pins of two is-1 leads were found to be stuck in the atrial and ventricular ports of the subject pacemaker after 7 years of connection.After both of the atrial and ventricular set-screws were loosened, the physician attempted to pull out the leads from the ports; then, on each lead, the coils in the lead connector area extended while the connector pin was still inside the port.After the physician removed the silicone cover and the set-screws of the pacemaker to try to move the connector pins directly, both leads were eventually pulled out from the ports by force (since the leads were already unusable due to the extension of the coils).
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Event Description
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Reportedly during a pacemaker replacement, the connector pins of two is-1 leads were found to be stuck in the atrial and ventricular ports of the subject pacemaker after 7 years of connection.After both of the atrial and ventricular set-screws were loosened, the physician attempted to pull out the leads from the ports; then, on each lead, the coils in the lead connector area extended while the connector pin was still inside the port.After the physician removed the silicone cover and the set-screws of the pacemaker to try to move the connector pins directly, both leads were eventually pulled out from the ports by force (since the leads were already unusable due to the extension of the coils).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Preliminary analysis showed that the magnet rate and some impulse amplitudes were out of specification, which is probably due to the implantation life of device (7 years).Other electrical characteristics were within specification.The connection system functions as specified.However, the device was returned without the silicone cover and the screws were out of the connection blocks.No tightening mark was found on atrial screw, and the first thread was damaged.
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Event Description
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Reportedly during a pacemaker replacement, the connector pins of two is-1 leads were found to be stuck in the atrial and ventricular ports of the subject pacemaker after 7 years of connection.After both of the atrial and ventricular set-screws were loosened, the physician attempted to pull out the leads from the ports; then, on each lead, the coils in the lead connector area extended while the connector pin was still inside the port.After the physician removed the silicone cover and the set-screws of the pacemaker to try to move the connector pins directly, both leads were eventually pulled out from the ports by force (since the leads were already unusable due to the extension of the coils).
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