A review of the device history record, which includes verification of all steps in the manufacturing of the catheter kit, verification of sterilization, and packaging for subject catheter kit was performed.The review did not identify any non-conformances, issues or capas associated with catheter kit.Device was discarded and not returned for additional evaluation and investigation.Clinical specialist (cs) stated that the catheter leak may be due to the patient's anatomy or stenosis, but the causality was unable to be confirmed.Per the instructions for use of the device, catheter leak is a known possible risk of use of the device.Internal complaint number: (b)(4).
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Patient tracking received a patient tracking form through email reporting a catheter revision due to a small leak at the spinal incision.Device was discarded.Additional follow up with the clinical specialist (cs) covering this issue confirmed that the patient had a catheter leak which was identified on a ct scan.The patient had presented with a decrease in therapy two months prior and there was a slight volume discrepancy observed as well.The physician had reportedly supplemented the patient with oral medication at that time.In regard to causality, cs stated that the patient admitted to a "huge fall" at one point, but this was on their front side near the pump, not on their back near the catheter.Cs additionally stated that the catheter leak may be due to the patient's anatomy or stenosis, but causality was unable to be confirmed.
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