Model Number U125 |
Device Problems
High impedance (1291); Over-Sensing (1438); Pocket Stimulation (1463); Device Sensing Problem (2917)
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Patient Problem
Muscle Stimulation (1412)
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Event Date 06/01/2018 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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It was reported that this cardiac resynchronization therapy pacemaker (crt-p) exhibited high out-of-range pace impedance of greater than 3,000 ohms on the non-boston scientific left ventricular (lv) lead which resulted in an lead safety switch (lss).Once in the unipolar configuration, the patient reported diaphragmatic stimulation from lv pacing.Additionally, there were a couple of high pace impedance measurements on the right ventricular (rv) lead, though these measurements were still within the normal range.The health care professional (hcp) elected to leave the lv lead programmed to pace and sense from the lv tip to the rv and to program the lss to off.This product remains in service.No adverse patient effects were reported.
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Event Description
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Additional information was received that surgical intervention was done to replace the right ventricular (rv) lead of this cardiac resynchronization therapy pacemaker (crt-p) system.The rv lead was surgically abandoned.The crt-p remains in service.No additional adverse patient effects were reported.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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This supplemental correction report is being filed to correct the report number in a previously submitted supplemental report (follow-up number 001) which was accepted by fda on 12/19/2018 04:39 pm ct.The report number is being corrected from: 2124215-2018-62279to: 2124215-2018-60176.
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Event Description
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This report is being submitted due to an updated conclusion code provided from trend analysis.
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Event Description
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Additional information was received that spikes in impedance measurements had occurred on all three leads of this crt-p system: the right atrial (ra), right ventricular (rv), and left ventricular (lv) leads.Each lead had one or more impedance measurement that was high and out-of-range at greater than 2,000 ohms.After the lead safety switch (lss) that was formerly reported on the lv lead occurred, an x-ray was taken.It did not appear that the lead had dislodged or migrated.A lead safety switch (lss) also occurred on the rv lead.Following the lss on the rv lead, there was noise and oversensing on the rv lead.The patient is pacemaker dependent.Isometrics were done in office and some variations in impedance were seen, but the out-of-range measurements were not able to be reproduced.Boston scientific technical services (ts) recommended programming all leads to unipolar pacing and bipolar sensing.This product remains in service.No adverse patient effects were reported.
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