Same case a mdr id#2134265-2017-12502.It was reported that the device was aspirating without infusion.An angiojet solent omni thrombectomy catheter and angiojet® ultra system console were used for an arterial clot treatment procedure in the right common femoral artery and distal common iliac artery.The device was used in power pulse mode to deliver 80 cc of lytic into the thrombus.The catheter was removed from the patient and waited 20 minutes.The same solent omni catheter advanced back into the patient and regular thrombectomy mode activated for approximately 50 seconds when an error occurred.The console was reset and error occurred two more times.The catheter was removed and reset in the console, successfully re-primed, advanced to the thrombus, activated and another error message occurred.The device was removed from the console and staff noticed saline in the console drawer and wiped out.The catheter was replaced with another solent omni catheter and a new 500 cc heparinized saline bag directly spiked into the catheter.The catheter was primed and advanced to the treatment site.The device was run in thrombectomy mode for 250 seconds when an error occurred (bubble check line).The device was removed, re-primed and re-inserted into the patient.The error continued to occur until a catheter exchange message occurred.At this time the staff noticed saline in the console drawer.It was also noticed that the level in the saline bag did not appear to have changed (500 ml bag appeared to still be 500 ml bag) but there was approximately 100 cc of blood in the waste bag.The clot they were treating migrated distally.The physician as able to complete the procedure with a solent dista thrombectomy catheter.There were no patient complications and the patient was stable but his symptoms were unchanged (pain in right leg).The patient was put on a lytic drip with an additional treatment procedure the next day.
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