According to the complaint, a customer reports that an abl90 flex analyzer gave discrepant results for patient measurements for the hemoglobin parameter at (b)(6) 2020: for all patients the sample was drawn and tested at the same time patient 1, no.483937.6:00h hemoglobin value: abl90 flex: 38g/l; cbc: 104g/l at 8:00 a.M.Patient 4, no.485013.6:00h hemoglobin value: abl90 flex:166g/l; cbc: 94g/l at 8:00 a.M.Patient 6, no.485586.6:00h hemoglobin value: abl90 flex:190g/l; cbc: 112g/l at 8:00 a.M.Patient 7, no.132237.6:00h hemoglobin value: abl90 flex:186g/l; cbc: 66g/l at 8:00 a.M.On (b)(6) 2020 patient 7 was tested again.The sample was drawn and tested at the same time: patient 7, no.132237.6:00h hemoglobin value: abl90 flex:1.3g/l; cbc result was 69g/l at 8:00 a.M.Based on the measurements above, the discrepancies have been calculated to: (b)(6).The customer reports that, several patient results were seriously different from patients' condition, which effected the doctor's judgement, and played a misleading role.The customer has stopped using the analyzer.
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From the radiometer investigation performed it was found that quality controls and calibrations were ok, and that the thb deviations are most likely caused by either: bad mixing of the sample or clots in the sample.In component codes, code 4756 has been chosen as there are no code that fits the description for this event.The radiometer investigation does not point to that a component in the analyzer was the cause for this event.
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