The patient was placed on extracorporeal circulatory support.It was reported that noise and high temperature occurred on the motor.The equipment was stored close to the bed on its cart.The motor was connected to the motor bracket and to the cart.The motor was at room temperature, and nothing relevant was close to the motor.During the event, the revolutions per minute (rpm) and flow were not adjusted very high.Reportedly, the equipment was handled 95% of the time by experienced hospital staff.At night, it is possible that nurses without a considerable amount of experience are checking the primary console.The motor was exchanged.Reportedly, there was no adverse consequence to the patient.No additional information was provided.
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Additional information: the centrimag equipment is stored close to the bed on its cart.The motor is connected to the motor bracket and to the cart.The motor is at room temperature, around 23c.Nothing relevant is close to the motors.Working points is around 1.600rpm for pediatric and for 0.9lpm for adult.During the events, the rpm and flow were not adjusted very high.Regarding if any new hospital staff has handled the 2nd gen equipment, it was answered that especially in the night, it can happen that no big experience nurses are checking the console.This hospital is working with centrimag console for more than 15 years, 2nd generation console from 4 years.The equipment was handled 95% by experienced staff.
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