Analysis found that the inner assembly would spin, and middle would index freely by hand.There was no damage to the tip, however the inner shaft was bent.When viewed under magnification, there was damage to the hub: dimples on the front hub prior to the locking area caused by a misalignment of the handpiece locking mechanism; and locking area deformation caused by the back side of the front collet of the handpiece.There were no loose components.Even with the deformation of the hub, functionally, the device loaded securely into a handpiece.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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A healthcare provider (hcp) reported via a manufacturer representative that when the blade was connected to a handpiece and rotated during an endoscopic sinus surgery (ess) procedure, the blade oscillated.The hcp noted that the blade blurred.The blade was reconnected to another handpiece that belonged to the hospital and used, however the issue was not resolved.After the disposable blade was replaced, the issue was resolved and the procedure was completed without any problem.There was no intervention planned or performed and there was no delay in the procedure as a result of this event.There was no patient impact or injury.
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