The event involved primary plumset that the customer reported at the time of using the device, it was noted to have foreign coffee brown particles in the drip chamber.The set was changed for another one from a different lot to continue the infusion process of the medicine.Although there was a patient mentioned in the report, the event did not occur during patient use, and no one was harmed as a result of the event.
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Received opened/unused list #140013190, primary plum set, 15 micron filter in sight chamber, clave secondary port, clave y-site, secure lock, 272 cm; lot #5409195 was received for evaluation.Received one photo showing the brown spot on the drip chamber.The second showing the packaging.The complaint of brown spots on the drip chamber of the 140013190, primary plum set, 15 micron filter in sight chamber, clave secondary port, clave y-site, secure lock, 272 cm; lot #5409195 could be confirmed.There were multiple brown spots visible on the drip chamber.The drip chamber was cut open and the particles were confirmed to be embedded in the drip chamber wall, not in the fluid path.The larger particles were found to be larger than or equal to 1.00 mm^2 when compared to the size estimation chart.The combined area of these particles far exceeds the allowable surface area of embedded or attached foreign material per product specifications.While the device fails visual inspection, the embedded material is not in the fluid path, and does not affect the functionality of the device.The most probable cause is due to a vendor related issue.The lot history was reviewed and no nonconformities were identified that may have contributed to the reported complaint.Additional information in d9 - date returned to mfg - december 16, 2021.
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