Model Number 7700 |
Device Problem
Scratched Material (3020)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 06/07/2019 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Upon receipt of the device, the complaint was confirmed.Investigation of the complaint determined the cause to be use error.The operating physician was new to the acessa procedure, and the incident reported in this complaint occurred during a proctored case (physician training).The cavity was suctioned and cleared, and no additional surgical intervention was required.A review of the acessa provu handpiece ifu (pl-01-0038 rev.B) instructs users of caution for the sharp distal tip in the "warnings" section.Although, the cavity was suctioned and cleared, and the operating physician was confident that there was no debris left, this report is being made out of an abundance of caution because, in general, if debris remains present in a patient, it could possibly necessitate medical or surgical intervention.
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Event Description
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On 6/7/2019, it was reported that during a case, the acessa provu handpiece (7300) made contact with the acessa provu transducer with sensor's (7700) acoustic lens.The operating physician inadvertently made contact between the distal tip of the handpiece and the silicone lens of the transducer.The contact of the sharp distal mandrel of the handpiece with the silicone scanning window resulted in damage to the silicone layer of the lens in two separate locations.Upon recognition of the damaged silicone, the cavity was suctioned and cleared to ensure removal of any potential debris, with a statement of confidence from the operating physician stating that the cavity had been appropriately cleared.The case was completed successfully, there was no reported harm, injury, adverse outcome, or patient complications.
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