During troubleshooting efforts between merge technical support and the customer, it was found that there was no power to the procedure table that holds the pdm (patient data module).The customer stated that the site's biomed replaced cables in the ceiling the day before.Once the cables were checked, the hemo system was rebooted and the connection issue was corrected.A review of the customer's hemo case management on (b)(6) 2017 by the qcs found that there have been no further call-ins by the customer regarding this issue or any other.Device labeling, hemo-6373 v10 user manual, addresses the potential for a loose cable connection in the faq section with statements such as, "question: why isn't the system showing any waveforms or numbers? answer: check for the green light on the pdm and ensure the link is up.Check to see if any cables are disconnected." (b)(4).Methods code: actual device evaluated.Results code: interoperability problem (a problem with the mechanical, electrical, or.Communication interface between two or more separate devices or components.) conclusions code: human factors issue.
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Merge hemodynamics monitors, measures, and records physiological data from a human patient undergoing a cardiac catheterization procedure.The system comprises the patient data module and the merge hemodynamics hemo monitor pc.The two units are connected via a serial interface.All vital parameters and evaluations are registered and calculated in the patient data module.This data is then transmitted to the merge hemodynamics hemo monitor pc via the serial interface.All data can be shown and monitored on the merge hemodynamics hemo monitor pc.On (b)(6) 2017, a customer reported to merge healthcare that the connection between the hemo monitor and pdm (patient data module) was lost during a procedure.Subsequently, the patient was moved to a known working lab onsite after being consciously sedated.With merge hemo not capturing physiological data, there is a potential for delay in treatment that could cause harm to the patient.However, the procedure was completed successfully once the patient was moved to a functioning lab onsite.Reference complaint-(b)(4).
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