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Patient weight: asked but unavailable.Other relevant history, including preexisting medical conditions: asked but unavailable.Concomitant medical products and therapy dates: asked but unavailable.Type of investigation: code (b)(4): images were provided, and an imaging evaluation will be performed.
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H.6.Type of investigation codes b14 and b15 remain unchanged.H.6.Investigation findings code c19 for type of investigation b14 remains unchanged.H.6.Investigation findings code c19 for type of investigation b15: an imaging evaluation was performed by a clinical imaging specialist and the evaluation found the following: two time-points were available for evaluation- post-implantation head/neck cta dated (b)(6) 2022 and post-implantation chest cta dated (b)(6) 2022.Post-implantation head/neck cta dated (b)(6) 2022 appeared to show that the proximal end of the implanted device was located at the distal border of the brachiocephalic artery.Ap 3d and axial imaging appeared to show no flow in the left common carotid artery (lcca).There appeared to be flow in the left subclavian artery (lsa).Post-implantation chest cta dated (b)(6) 2022 appeared to show no flow visualized in the lcca.The lsa appeared to be patent.Unable to visualize any movement of the proximal end of the implanted device since the (b)(6) 2022 time-point.Migration of the device could not be confirmed with the imaging provided for evaluation.According to the gore® tag® conformable thoracic stent graft with active control system instructions for use (ifu), potential adverse events or complications associated with the use of the gore® tag® conformable thoracic stent graft may include, but are not limited to, stent graft migration, branch vessel occlusion or obstruction, and transient ischemic attack or neurologic damage, local or systemic (e.G., stroke).Furthermore, the ifu instructs users that, when treating emergent patients (e.G., ruptured aneurysms, traumatic transections, acute complicated type b dissections) where revascularization may not be possible prior to stent graft placement due to the patient¿s condition, it is important to weigh the potential increased risk of stroke with the benefits of treatment.Patients presenting with ruptured aneurysm, traumatic transection, and acute dissection may be at higher risk for complications associated with general anesthesia.H.6.Investigation findings code for type of investigation b15 has been updated from 3233 to c19 - no device problem found.
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