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(b)(4).Date sent: 9/9/2021.D4: batch # u5a28d.Investigation summary: a photo along with the device was returned for evaluation.Upon visual inspection of one photo, the following was observed: the photo shows an echelon60 tyvek packaging from a reload ecr60 the last digit can not be appreciated, lot 229a09 expiration day 2026-02-28.The product was returned to ethicon endo surgery for evaluation.Visual inspection and functional testing were conducted on the returned device.Visual analysis of the returned sample determined that one ple60a device was returned with no apparent damage with an ecr60g reload loaded in the device.Additionally, the reload was received with the right side fully fired, left side outer row fully fired and the left two inner rows partially fired 1/3.Upon evaluation of the reload, the reload body, one piece sled and some drivers were noted to be damaged.No obvious damage to the reload deck was noted, which suggests the reload, may not have been fired over a hard object.As additional testing, the device was tested for functionality in the straight position with a test reload and achieved its complete firing sequence without any difficulties.The staple line and cut line were complete and the staples meet the staple release criteria.As part of our quality process, the manufacturing records of this batch number were reviewed, and the manufacturing standards were met prior to the release of this batch.The damage to the one piece sled has been correlated to the design.This product issue will be addressed through ethicon endo surgery¿s quality system.
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