K990090.Reported device not marketed in the u.S., however, similar devices or devices that share components, raw materials, process methods or other technological characteristics are registered within the u.S.Analysis and results: there are no previous complaints of this code-batch.We manufactured and distributed in the market (b)(4) units of this code-batch.There are no units in stock in b.Braun surgical's warehouse.We have received one open and used sample with the thread broken.However, without any closed sample we cannot carry out an analysis in order to take a decision.Reviewed the batch manufacturing record, this product had a normal process and the results during the process fulfil usp/ep and b.Braun surgical requirements.Remarks: when working with supramid suture materials great care should be taken to ensure that the use of surgical instruments, such as tweezers and needle holders do not damage the material by being pinched or kinked.Final conclusion: in spite of receiving a defective sample, without closed samples a suitable analysis cannot be performed.Nevertheless, we take note of this incidence and if any closed sample is received in the future, we will re-open the case and analyze it.Actions on product distributed of this reference/batch: based on the conclusion derived from investigation, it is not required to make actions in distributed product.Corrective/preventive actions: according to our internal procedures, there is no need to establish corrective or preventive actions.Nevertheless, this complaint is recorded for trending analysis to assess if actions are needed in the future.
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It was reported that there was an issue with supramid suture.The customer reported that the thread broke during dental surgery, suturing the mucosa.The type of surgery was implantation and augmentation (dental) and the patient outcome is good.It is also reported that no significant prolongation of surgery, surgery was finalized with a different product.The suture technique employed was interrupted, single knots.Three knots are made but on the first or second knot the suture broke.
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