The hls set was discarded as it was used on a covid positive patient.According to the risk assessment (hls set advanced 5.0 / hls set advanced 7.0, dms # 1468452, v23) following causes could lead to coagulation: de-airing luer lock connection too loose, air remains in or enters the circuit, hemostasis, air or blood remains in luer lock access port, too low anticoagulation, too low at level, effect of heparin is too limited, protamine sulfate enters the hls set, administration of substitution of congealable substance such as plateles, (consumption) coagulopathy, thrombocytopenia.As the clots are visible in the pictures which were provided by the ssu the reported failure could be confirmed.The hls set was directly involved in the incident which occurred during patient treatment.The occurrence rate was calculated for the reported issue and it was determined that this is not a systemic issue.Therefore, no remedial action is required.The occurrence rate related to the reported issue is currently being monitored as part of maquet cardiopulmonary¿s trending program and additional investigations or corrections will be implemented in case of adverse trending.
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Patient placed on cardiohelp and hls set on (b)(6) 2020.The pressure drop across the membrane gradually increased from 25mmhg to 40mmhg (may 27th - june 2nd am) without any change in rpms the (aptt ~ 24-52 during that time period).(b)(6): heparin turned off at 10:25am for a planned tracheostomy (aptt=60).Within 1 hour (~11:30), pressure drop across membrane started incrementally increasing, rising up to 130mmhg by 12:45.Ecmo flows dropped to 1.5lpm from 3.3lpm.By the time the changeout was about to take place (~13:00), ecmo flows < 0.5lpm and delta p across membrane ~350mmhg.Gross clot visualized in pump head post-circuit changeout, with evidence of blood/blood components remaining on the actual cardiohelp console.The cardiohelp disposable at the centrifugal pump location also felt very rippled and tacky.Complaint: # (b)(4).
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