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The following information was reported to gore: on (b)(6) 2021, a patient was undergoing treatment of an abdominal aortic aneurysm with a gore® excluder® aaa endoprosthesis featuring c3® delivery system.The devices for insertion were prepped as instructed per ifu.A gore® dryseal flex sheath was advanced and placed juxta renally.While advancing the trunk-ipsilateral leg component over a 0.035" wire with a back up meier wire (boston scientific), a little resistance was felt during advancement of the device but advancement to the renals was accomplished.While manipulating, the sheath and device slipped into the aaa sac.Forward pressure was applied to the device, but the device didn't move forward as much as expected and resistance was high.A plan was made to withdraw the device, insert the dilator and advance the sheath again above the renals in order to facilitate the device positioning, but it was not possible to move the device forward or back.While trying to manipulate, the resistance increased and the device became stuck.Having another device available, it was decided to remove the whole system with the wire together in tandem.After the system and wire were removed from the patient an attempt was made to pull out the wire out of the catheter but it was not successful.Without.Another gore® excluder® aaa endoprosthesis featuring c3® delivery system and new wire was utilized to complete the case.The patient tolerated the procedure with no consequence related to this event.
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