The reload was received loaded onto the handle.No damage was observed on the handle.It was received as expected and components were in their usual state.Upon reload inspection, two components were found to be affected.High firing force due to over-indicated tissue thickness is a potential root cause of the damage, which would prevent unclamping the reload from the handle.No other reload components appeared to be affected.There were no patient complications, no additional incisions were required, it was not converted to an open procedure, and there was no potential for broken components to enter or remain in the patient cavity.The surgery was completed as a gastric bypass procedure and delayed more than 30 minutes.
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