Model Number PM2272 |
Device Problems
Signal Artifact/Noise (1036); Material Discolored (1170); Over-Sensing (1438); Communication or Transmission Problem (2896); Interrogation Problem (4017)
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Patient Problem
Arrhythmia (1721)
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Event Date 11/14/2022 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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It was reported that noise resulting in oversensing was noted on the device, the inductive telemetry of the device was slow, and the device was unable to be reprogrammed.During the replacement procedure, the device was pacing at the magnet response rate and did not change with reprogramming of the rate.The inappropriate magnet response was able to be addressed by programming to disable the magnet response.Abbott technical support was contacted and the device was found to have been stuck in magnet mode.Additionally, during the procedure, discoloration of the header was observed.The device was explanted and replaced to resolve the event.The patient was in stable condition.
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Event Description
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Related manufacturer report number 2017865-2022-47017.It was reported that right ventricular (rv) noise resulting in oversensing was noted, the inductive telemetry of the device was slow, and the device was unable to be reprogrammed.During the replacement procedure, the device was pacing at the magnet response rate and did not change with reprogramming of the rate.The inappropriate magnet response was able to be addressed by programming to disable the magnet response.Abbott technical support was contacted and the device was found to have been stuck in magnet mode.Additionally, during the procedure, discoloration of the header was observed.The device was explanted and replaced and the rv lead was capped and replaced to resolve the event.The patient was in stable condition.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The reported events of inability to interrogate and transmission issues were not confirmed.Reported event of inappropriate magnet response and header discoloration was confirmed.Oversensing test could not be performed due to device turned into bvvi during analysis, which could not be recovered.The device was received with normal telemetry communication and anomalous output.Visual inspection of the header attachment area detected an anomaly between the pre-molded header and titanium case.The device was cut open to enable further testing and the battery was found in normal ranges.Feedthrough leak test was performed, indicating a device hermeticity breach.This is consistent with feedthrough damage as a result of fluid intrusion between the header and case, and subsequent fluid ingress to internal electronics.Hybrid circuitry was tested, and results indicated normal current drain.A manufacturing process anomaly may have occurred, which resulted in the header bonding anomaly.The device is included in the zenex, assurity, endurity laser adhesion preparation advisory issued by abbott on 20 july 2022 for a subset of devices distributed and implanted outside of the united states.
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