A medtronic representative went to the site to test the equipment.It was reported that the issue could not be confirmed or replicated, no components were replaced.The system then passed the system checkout and was found to be fully functional.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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Medtronic received information that, while in a spinal fusion, an imprecision was noted with the imaging system.There was no reported delay to the procedure due to this issue.There was no reported impact on patient outcome.It was reported that four image acquisitions from each side of the table were conducted with saw bones and multiple nipple markers.It was noted that all image acquisitions were accurate on the imaging system.Additional information indicated the image acquisitions were performed on the following day after the procedure.The procedure was minimally invasive, so it was not known until the next day that the screws were misplaced.At that time, the patient was brought back to the operating room and screws were replaced with the use of navigation.The screw placement was then confirmed with a post-operative image acquisition.There were no unused images and no numerical value for inaccuracy.Following the screw replacement procedure, the surgeon mentioned the reference may have moved during the procedure.
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