The event involves a device that is not cleared for sale in the u.S., but similar device is commercially available in the u.S.Review of the device history records indicate packs were manufactured and accepted into final stock with no relevant reported discrepancies.There has been one other similar event for the reported lot.It was noted that the device is not available for evaluation.If additional information is received, it will be provided in a supplemental report upon completion of the investigation.
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Customer reported that they have had an issue with two batches of simplex tobramycin cement.During one list, they did four thr with batch/lot number tez018 (8 mixes) and the cement was completely going off at around 7-7:40 minutes.The cement from lot tfz018 was used again on (b)(6) 2018, and the cement had gone off in 3 minutes.Customer said the cement is stored in their cement cupboard at under 25 degrees ( have a thermometer in the cupboard), and they have been using the same mixing method for the cement.Customer is still using the palamix cement mixers (following the supply issues stryker had), using the method of powder, liquid, powder, liquid (as two lots of powder do not fit in the palamix system), starting the clock when the first liquid is added.They previously have not had any issues when using this method until recently.*** update 31aug18 ** customer responded: cement sets too quickly.
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