Related manufacturing ref: (b)(4).During an atypical atrial flutter (aafl) ablation in the left atrium using the ensite x system, the right atrium (ra), left atrium (la), and coronary sinus (cs) were mapped.Multiple maps were created as the cycle length and cs activation changed throughout the case.At approximately the 6 hour mark, the system froze and the screen was flashing.Prior to this, the ra was attempted to be loaded to review the complete aafl circuit in both the ra and the la.After a minute, a hard restart was performed on the cpu, which resolved the issue.At one point during the procedure, while ablating in the cs, the ablation contact force shot up to 400+g.The contact force was reset, but the contact force measurements did not appear.The catheter was exchanged and the issue was resolved.Due to the system freeze being unresolved and the overall procedure length, the procedure was abandoned.There were no adverse patient consequences.
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The case study, collect logs, and a video were provided and reviewed.Review of the provided data revealed the display issue was caused by an error that occurred when the respiration meter was displayed before data was provided for it.This leads to down-stream graphics becoming corrupted.It is recommended to avoid displaying wave meters before the data source for the meter is available.
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