This supplemental report #1 updates the following section: g4, g7, h2, h3, h4, h6 and h10.The device was received for evaluation.The device was received in its original tyvek packaging with lot number d1901141.Visual inspection determined that the device is fractured 12.5 inches approximately from the distal tip.There were no other abnormalities observed.The device history record for this product has been reviewed.All records indicate that the product was manufactured and tested in accordance with all applicable procedures and met all final product release criteria.A review of risk documentation suggest there are several potential failure modes which may point to a probable cause.Fracture of a shockpulse probe may be a result of the user torquing or bending the probe leading to wear between the probe and the endoscope.The device ifu instructs/warns the user "the probe is fragile.It is critical that the surgeon does not bend or torque the probes against the endoscope during the procedure.There is no need to rotate the probe or transducer; it will not improve fragmentation or stone clearance.".
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