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Date of event is unknown.The best estimate time would be in (b)(6) 2022, when the customer first reported the event.If implanted; give date: unknown, not provided.If explanted; give date: unknown, not provided.The intraocular lens (iol) was not returned for evaluation; therefore, failure analysis of the complaint device cannot be completed.A review of the device history record and complaint trending for this device will be performed.Upon completion of the review, if there is any further relevant information a supplemental medwatch will be filed.Attempts have been made to obtain the missing information; however, to date, no response has been received.All pertinent information available to johnson & johnson surgical vision, inc.Has been submitted.
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Corrected data: further information received confirmed that event is not about lens explant, rather it is about lens removal and replacement.Also, section b1: product problem: box should have been checked in the initial report submitted.Patient codes are updated from unspecified injury to capsule tear, unplanned vitrectomy and sutures.Moreover, device code updated from dc-no reported device problem code to dc - haptic damaged.Therefore, this correction mdr is submitted to correct event which was provided incorrectly in the initial report submitted.Fields below updated: section b1: product problem: box should have been checked in the initial report submitted.Section h6: health effect- health impact: 4631.Section h6: health effect: health impact: 4625 (additional surgery - unplanned vitrectomy).Section h6: health effect: health impact: 4625 (additional surgery - sutures).Section h6: health effect: clinical code: 2639: capsule tear.Section h6: medical device problem code: 1069 - haptic damaged.Additional information: information received also stated that the report was actually about a 3 piece iol that was inserted in anterior chamber (ac).As soon as the iol was delivered in ac, it was noted that the trailing haptic was bent at the junction of haptic and optic.That was the reason to explant the lens.Doctor claimed that suspect eye had significant zonulopathy, much worse in his right eye than his left eye.So the suspect iol was taken out with a micro holder and scissors.The suspect iol was removed and replaced during the same procedure.It was noted that another lens was opened, ar40e -12.5d, but the decision was made not to implant the lens.An anterior vitrectomy was performed.The doctor was not able to tell if the lens had defect or due to the loading error.After that lens out, due to the vitreous loss and residual triesence, the doctor was not able to tell if capsulorhexis was intact or not, so decision was to leave it as aphakia.Miostat was used to take pupil size down.Two 10-0 nylon sutures were placed to close the main incision.The patient was recovering well postoperatively with corrected vision 20/20 with no wound leaking, infection or retinal complication.According to the doctor's operative note, ¿the view was not good due to the residual triesence in ac and the surgeon was not able to tell if the capsule bag was still intact".So, the decision was not to place any lens in.The suspect product was discarded.Also patient information provided.Patient is male, date of birth dec 8, 1962, 177 lbs., ethnicity not hispanic/not latino.Dr.(b)(6) is the surgeon, email address (b)(6).The following fields are updated: section a2: date of birth: (b)(6) 1962.Section a3: gender: male.Section a4: weight: 177 lbs.Section a5: ethnicity: not hispanic/not latino.Section b3: date of event: (b)(6) 2022.All pertinent information available to johnson & johnson surgical vision, inc.Has been submitted.
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Corrected data: upon further review, it was noted that code for section h6: health effect - impact code was coded incorrectly in the previous report submitted as 4631 for pt-removal and replacement.Correct code is 4627 (for pt-removal only).Also, pt-medical intervention (code 4644) and hs-eye anatomy issue (code 4581) must also be added to this report as they were not coded in the previous report submitted.Fields below updated to correct previous report.Section h6: health effect- impact code: 4627 (pt-removal).Section h6: health effect- impact code: 4644 (pt-medication required).Section h6: health effect- clinical code: 4581 (hs-eye anatomy issue : pre-existing disease).All pertinent information available to johnson & johnson surgical vision, inc.Has been submitted.
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