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| Model Number |
RE961-DRWC,LINX QUATTRO 9,GN RESOUND |
| Medical Device Problem Code |
Adverse Event Without Identified Device or Use Problem (2993)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Codes |
Skin Irritation (2076); Partial Hearing Loss (4472)
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| Date of Event |
07/11/2019
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Type of Reportable Event
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Malfunction
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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This case has been reviewed retrospectively as part of capa (b)(4), and it has been decided to be reportable.(background: a software error has evaluated 21 cases as non-potential safety events.The retrospective review has evaluated 4 of the 21 as reportable.The sw error has been corrected).In this case, there has not been reported any serious injury (no permanent harm, no medical or surgical intervention).The device may have malfunctioned (no samples available for test) and it cannot be ruled out that it, theoretically, can cause, or contribute to a serious injury should it recur.This is due to it's a ultra power device.This is considered a single incident, and will be included in regular trending.No corrective actions has been initiated based on this individual event.
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Event or Problem Description
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As reported by the local hearing aid dealer: ha made a sound like an "explosion"; see details below.Patient was fit with re961s & up molds approx 3 weeks ago.Charger serial # (b)(4); earmold #19090340.The sequence of events: the charger, with the has in it, was dropped.The next day, the l aid made a "bit of a weird noise", otherwise all was ok.The following day, patient wore the has to a hot yoga class where she perspired profusely.During the class, the l aid made a "sound like an explosion".The l aid is now dead; patient is unable to turn it on or to charge it.The patient did not report any hearing loss or tinnitus after hearing that sound.She has not seen a physician about the incident.As per (b)(4), customer is going to fax in a remake form; tfts will do an advance remake on the mold.Ordered replacement ha & charger.Customer will return the ha, mold, charger attn: qe.Have the symptom(s) disappeared completely? yes.
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