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Model Number 380677-12 |
Device Problem
Positioning Problem (3009)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 03/23/2021 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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An isi field service engineer (fse) was dispatched to the customer site to further investigate the reported complaint.The isi field service engineer (fse) went on-site to replace the left master tool manipulator (mtm) on the system.The system was tested and verified as ready for use.Failure analysis received the mtm and replicated the reported issue.This mtm was inspected visually.Link 3 was observed to not be attached properly to link 2, which caused the belts on link 3 to become loose.Incorrectly machined link 3 was determined to be the cause of it becoming loose.The reported issue was confirmed based on the failure analysis investigation.No image or video clip for the reported event was submitted for review.A site complaint history review was performed and no related complaints were found for this product.The isi technical service engineer (tse) reviewed system logs during the initial troubleshooting, and confirmed the reported errors.Based on the information provided at this time, this complaint is being classified as a reportable event because system unavailability after start of a surgical procedure (first port incision) could lead to the procedure to be converted/aborted.Although there was no patient injury reported, if the failure were to recur, it could cause or contribute to an adverse event.
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Event Description
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It was reported that prior to starting a da vinci-assisted hysterectomy surgical procedure, but after port placement, the left master controller on the surgeon side console (ssc) was not passing the self test.Prior to calling intuitive surgical, inc.(isi) technical support.The customer had power cycled the system, but the issue continued.The isi technical services engineer (tse) reviewed system logs and found error 22005 indicating homing errors for the left master tool manipulator (mtml).The tse asked the customer if anything was hindering or hitting the arm, and it was confirmed that nothing was.Another power cycle was performed, but the issue persisted.The tse then advised the customer that they could power down again and exercise the arm, or bring in another ssc.The customer opted to bring another ssc to continue with the procedure.Isi followed up with the customer and obtained the following additional information: the customer did not inspect or confirm that the da vinci system was operational prior to the procedure.The issue occurred at the beginning of the procedure, after the ports were placed.No patient-related information was available.
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