The gooseneck snare was returned for evaluation loosely within a clear bag.The catheter and the snare wire were returned in separate bags.The components were removed from their respective packaging for additional analysis.Visual inspection of the catheter reveal a damage distal tip.Under magnification, the distal tip appeared to be flared and cut marks were observe on the tip edges.The snare wire exhibited multiple twist proximal to the hoop.Visual of the snare wire hoop appeared to be stretched and gold winding unraveled.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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Physician was attempting to use a micro snare during procedure.The device was prepped per ifu with no issues identified.The vessel was moderately tortuous.The microsnare was not used to snare a medtronic device.The snare was extended during the procedure.The device broke during traction when hooking the guidewire, which was advanced from retrograde of below-knee artery.The physician reported that the snare was extended during the procedure, one side of the joint part of snare annulus was broken reportedly when confirming the detailed information.Since it was a broken issue of one side of the joint part of annulus, nothing detached and nothing remained inside the patient's body.The device was safely removed from the patient by being pulled in the parent non-medtronic sheath and was retrieved.There was no vessel damage reported.After the snare was retracted, the procedure was completed using a non medtronic snare.There was no patient injury reported.
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