The manufacturing batch record review confirmed that the device met all material, assembly and inspection specifications.As received, the specimen consists of one axis wire, (b)(4); returned reloaded into the dispenser assembly and placed back into the labelled mylar/tyvek packaging pouch and double-bagged within "(b)(4)" style poly pouches.The specimen presents a cut/mechanical shear of the outer coil wraps located 30.35cm from the distal tip with the coils distal of the cut shifted toward the distal tip, creating a gap in the separated coils of 0.95cm.The cut coil wraps and the exposed core wire presents toolmarks at the proximal aspect of the coil separation.The coil wraps present indications of torsional loading, in the form of overlapping offset coil wraps at the coil separation and at 18.6cm from the distal tip.The specimen also presents several bends, including a spiral bend over the distal 11.5cm, which appears to be consistent with an attempt to manually shape the distal tip.The coil wraps in the damaged coil regions, and in the spiral bend, present scraped coating with coating removal.The specimen also presents deposits of dried blood-like material on and between the coil wraps scattered over the length of the device.No other damage or inconsistencies are noted to the specimen at this time.Both joints appear to be correct and intact by visual examination and by non-destructive testing.Except where noted, the specimen device appears visually and dimensionally correct.If any further relevant information is provided, a follow up medwatch report will be submitted.
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