It was reported from physician stating that the patient was interrogated with eos (end of service) indicated after a year with no follow up.The physician did not think this was correct and programmed the device on to the previous settings.The patient's device was manufactured during a period in which a laser routing practice was implemented, a process which was now known to lead to current leakage on the device's circuit board.Additionally, tablet data provided from the physician was reviewed for evidence of premature battery depletion, and it was found that the device had exhibited eos faster than expected.No known surgical intervention has occurred to date.No other relevant information has been received to date.
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