APPLIED MEDICAL RESOURCES EB217, VOYANT MARYLAND FUSION 23CM, 6/BX; ELECTROSURGICAL, CUTTING & COAGULATION & ACCESSORIES
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Model Number EB217 |
Device Problem
Mechanical Jam (2983)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 10/04/2022 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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Procedure performed: hipec.Event description: hipec - resection and removal of mesenteric root nodule - resection and removal of the anterior quadrant of the greater omentum and previous scar - resection and removal of iliocecal valve implant -resection and removal of the left colon segment.After 4 hours from the start of surgery, the jaw of the device begins to lock, the surgeon seals, cuts and removes the device from the tissue, but does not achieve complete opening of the tips, after several attempts to open and close the jaw.Handle of the device, finally the jaw is completely locked and to unlock it the surgeon has to make several attempts to open and close, all this happens without having tissue in the jaw.Due to the difficulty of performing the surgery and for safety reasons, the surgeon requested a new eb217 device.After 1 hour of use, the device became blocked with the tissue between its jaws, the surgeon sealed, cut and could not open the jaw, performed the opening action and the device did not respond to the opening and closing maneuver.To release the omentum tissue from the mandible of the device, he manually cuts it with scissors and sutures the ends.The surgery continued with [non-applied device] 5 mm x 23 cm.Intervention: to release the omentum tissue from the mandible of the device, he manually cuts it with scissors and sutures the ends.The surgery continued with ligasure maryland 5 mm x 23 cm patient status: favorable during the intervention.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The event device is anticipated to be returned to applied medical for evaluation.A follow-up report will be provided upon completion of investigation.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The event unit was returned to applied medical for evaluation.Functional testing confirmed the complainant¿s experience of difficulty opening the jaws.Upon closer inspection, insufficient crimping of the cover tube, a metal component within the shaft, was observed.Based on the condition of the returned unit and the description of the event, the reported event was caused by the insufficient crimping of the cover tube, leading to displacement of the jaws from its intended position during trigger actuation to open the jaws.The probability and criticality of harm resulting from this failure have been evaluated and were found to be at an acceptable level.
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Event Description
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Procedure performed: hipec.Event description: hipec - resection and removal of mesenteric root nodule - resection and removal of the anterior quadrant of the greater omentum and previous scar - resection and removal of iliocecal valve implant -resection and removal of the left colon segment.After 4 hours from the start of surgery, the jaw of the device begins to lock, the surgeon seals, cuts and removes the device from the tissue, but does not achieve complete opening of the tips, after several attempts to open and close the jaw.Handle of the device, finally the jaw is completely locked and to unlock it the surgeon has to make several attempts to open and close, all this happens without having tissue in the jaw.Due to the difficulty of performing the surgery and for safety reasons, the surgeon requested a new eb217 device.After 1 hour of use, the device became blocked with the tissue between its jaws, the surgeon sealed, cut and could not open the jaw, performed the opening action and the device did not respond to the opening and closing maneuver.To release the omentum tissue from the mandible of the device, he manually cuts it with scissors and sutures the ends.The surgery continued with [competitor device].Intervention: to release the omentum tissue from the mandible of the device, he manually cuts it with scissors and sutures the ends.The surgery continued with [competitor device] patient status: favorable during the intervention.
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