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One catheter assembly, with detached, locked out needle guard assembly and without sheath component and blister packaging, was returned for analysis.The sample was visually examined for potential related nonconformance.Examination of the catheter assembly displayed the seal fully actuated with no evidence of catheter severance, catheter bevel tip irregularities, cracked catheter hub, catheter hub luer damage, actuator-to-tube securement issues or mechanical witness marks.Examination of the needle guard assembly displayed normal flash in the flashback chamber with no evidence of bent or broken cannula, cannula bevel tip irregularities, damage to nose component, or locking mechanism damage noted.Additionally, the sample was evaluated for luer lock per stm550 using an (iso figure 7-gauge) and was found to be acceptable.Review of manufacturing logbooks identified no definitive causal factor for the issue.Based on device analysis, the complaint cannot be confirmed as a manufacturing nonconformance.No correction or corrective actions will be conducted by the manufacturing facility at this time.Complaint information will continue to be monitored.Smiths medical regularly reviews and analyzes post-market data for new information or adverse trends, implementing corrections, taking corrective and preventative actions accordingly.A dhr review was performed subsequent to the manufacturing of the device and prior to its release.No problems or issues were identified during this dhr review.
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