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Model Number 5010 |
Device Problem
Separation Problem (4043)
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Patient Problem
Vessel Or Plaque, Device Embedded In (1204)
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Event Date 03/08/2019 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Manufacturing records were reviewed for both potential lot numbers that were reported (631471 and 640065).No issues or non-conformances were identified for either lot, therefore supporting that the device met material, assembly and performance specifications prior to shipment.The pronto lp was returned for evaluation, and the unit was severely damaged.The complaint was confirmed as the tip of the pronto lp was missing from the catheter, exposing the polyimide tubing.The over the wire lumen was split from the proximal port to the distal tip separation.This damage is consistent with a guidewire tearing through the polyimide tubing upon removal from the body.The tip damage and separation is most likely associated to the operational context as interaction with plaque in the patient's vessel may have damaged the pronto lp tip to the point of separation.
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Event Description
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Using a radial access, the guidewire was used to successfully cross the lesion with no complications and was removed with no complications.However, vessel appeared to be occluded with both plaque and clot.It is reported that the tip of pronto lp broke off in the occluded vessel.Patient tolerated procedure well and recovered with no apparent harm done.Patient was successfully intervened later.The tip of catheter was found to have drifted further distal than original location, and the decision was made to leave the tip in place.
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