Further information was received from a third party managing the clinical study this patient is a part of.It was stated that the event date is noted to be 3(b)(6) 2019 and end date is (b)(6) 2019.It was stated the adverse event is severe, not related to vitaria implant or stimulation, and definitely related to underlying disease with rationale "the patient fell during temptation to carry the logs and was hit by the log in his chest, then he was hospitalized due to pectoral pain; during hospitalization decompensated heart".The patient has recovered.No additional relevant information has been received to date.
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Follow up information was received clarifying the reported events.It was reported that the patient fell during an attempt to carry logs and was hit by a log in his chest, leading to hospitalization on (b)(6) 2019 from pectoral pain.While hospitalized, the patient experienced decompensated heart failure with hypotension which was stated to be likely caused by the excess of iv administered fluids.This led to prolonged hospitalization and the patient was treated with minimal inotropic stimulation of dopamine and further iv therapy.It was noted that the patient transferred hospitals for the maintenance of the hypotension.On the 9th day as reported, the patient was discharged and had the vitaria device titrated (titration was delayed due the hospitalization).The events were reported to be not related to the vitaria implant, stimulation, or system, and was stated to be possibly related to the patient's underlying disease.There were no actions taken with study treatment due to the serious adverse event, and it was noted that the adverse events were resolved.No additional, relevant information was received to date.
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