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Device Problem
Patient-Device Incompatibility (2682)
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Patient Problems
Erythema (1840); Ulcer (2274); Localized Skin Lesion (4542)
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Event Date 11/09/2021 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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Report received from (b)(6): skin flushing and ulceration occurred for a premature infant who underwent tracheal intubation ventilation that was affixed with 3m multipore dry surgical tape.The infant was (b)(6) age and in critical condition with breathing difficulty that required asphyxia resuscitation for 30 minutes.The infant was transferred from the obstetrics department to the neonatology department and was placed on a tracheal intubation ventilator.On the (b)(6) day of treatment, the symptoms developed where the tape was applied.The skin was thin and the tape was difficult to remove.The tape was removed by different methods but was torn.The tape was used for approximately 26 hours.Burn ointment was applied to the affected area, the skin was kept dry, and the area protected with hydrocolloid dressing.The skin ulcers improved with no adverse consequences.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Patient identifier, weight: not provided.No samples were returned for analysis.A lot number was received.Limited information was provided regarding this case.It was reported that the patient's skin was thin, and the tape was difficult to remove.Application details for 3m multipore dry surgical tape were not provided.It is difficult to determine further that the cause of the incident is attributed to the 3m multipore dry surgical tape.It is unknown if additional products were used.Based on the information received, the causality of the skin damage is indeterminate.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Updated brand name for tape.
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Event Description
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Report received from (b)(6): skin flushing and ulceration occurred for a premature infant who underwent tracheal intubation ventilation that was affixed with 3m multipore surgical tape.The infant was 27.5 weeks gestational age and in critical condition with breathing difficulty that required asphyxia resuscitation for 30 minutes.The infant was transferred from the obstetrics department to the neonatology department and was placed on a tracheal intubation ventilator.On the fourth day of treatment, the symptoms developed where the tape was applied.The skin was thin and the tape was difficult to remove.The tape was removed by different methods but was torn.The tape was used for approximately 26 hours.Burn ointment was applied to the affected area, the skin was kept dry, and the area protected with hydrocolloid dressing.The skin ulcers improved with no adverse consequences.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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B5, d1-d2: updated brand name for tape to 3m multipore surgical tape.C: marked "no" for combination product.H2: marked as correction.
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Event Description
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Report received from china: skin flushing and ulceration occurred for a premature infant who underwent tracheal intubation ventilation that was affixed with 3m multipore surgical tape.The infant was 27.5 weeks gestational age and in critical condition with breathing difficulty that required asphyxia resuscitation for 30 minutes.The infant was transferred from the obstetrics department to the neonatology department and was placed on a tracheal intubation ventilator.On the fourth day of treatment, the symptoms developed where the tape was applied.The skin was thin and the tape was difficult to remove.The tape was removed by different methods but was torn.The tape was used for approximately 26 hours.Burn ointment was applied to the affected area, the skin was kept dry, and the area protected with hydrocolloid dressing.The skin ulcers improved with no adverse consequences.
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