Model Number REPLY D |
Device Problems
Failure to Capture (1081); Over-Sensing (1438); Unstable Capture Threshold (3269)
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Patient Problem
Fainting (1847)
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Event Date 08/22/2019 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The device model involved in this mdr is not approved in the united states; however, it is similar to a device manufactured by sorin that was cleared or approved by fda for marketing in the united states.
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Event Description
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Reportedly, the patient was hospitalized because he fainted.Upon pacemaker interrogation, the physician observed several episodes showing noise oversensing and intermittent loss of capture was noted on an ecg.Tests were performed and the threshold was measured at 1 ¿ 1.25 v / 0.6 ms.The ventricular waves were measured at 5 mv.Preliminary analysis revealed that the ventricular noise oversensing and loss of ventricular capture most probably resulted from a ventricular lead issue and/or a lead-pacemaker connection issue at ventricular level.
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Event Description
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Reportedly, the patient was hospitalized because he fainted.Upon pacemaker interrogation, the physician observed several episodes showing noise oversensing and intermittent loss of capture was noted on an ecg.Tests were performed and the threshold was measured at 1 ¿ 1.25 v / 0.6 ms.The ventricular waves were measured at 5 mv.Preliminary analysis revealed that the ventricular noise oversensing and loss of ventricular capture most probably resulted from a ventricular lead issue and/or a lead-pacemaker connection issue at ventricular level.
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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