Model Number 1261.203G |
Device Problems
Unintended Movement (3026); Migration (4003)
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Patient Problems
Inflammation (1932); No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 01/21/2023 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The device will be returned to vygon for evaluation as part of the complaint investigation.The results of this investigation are still pending, and will be communicated to fda within 30 days of its conclusion via follow-up mdr.
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Event Description
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Infiltration into baby's svc.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The sample is still in decontamination process and has not been returned for evaluation.The results of this investigation is still pending.
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Event Description
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Infiltration into baby's svc.No pump alarm.No indication that something was wrong with the picc.The infiltration was found after contrast was injected into picc and infant's neck was noted to be swollen bilaterally.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The complaint was forwarded to our parent company in germany for their evaluation.The investigation summary is as follows: the customer returned a 30 cm long premicath catheter instead of 20 cm length code 1261.203g.The used sample arrived in three fragments: the first fragment had a length of 18.5 cm.The fractured plane at its proximal end was rough and uneven.The second fragment had a length of 1 cm with the 19 cm marking in its middle proximal end.Both ends of this fragment have a rough and uneven fractured plane.The last fragment from 19.5 cm to its proximal end including the extension line also showed a rough and uneven distal fracture plane.A review of the batch history records was performed for batch no.8131568, 8134057, and 8138681, and no deviations were found.The batches complied with their specifications and were released.Each catheter is flow and leak tested during production.The tensile force of the catheter components is randomly checked.Visual tests and incoming goods inspections are carried out with no exceptions found.No similar complaints regarding a swollen neck after contrast injection were ever received on code 4g07126103.Corrective action: as the catheter worked well for 10 days before the swollen neck after contrast injection occurred, we do not believe this defect was manufacturing related.Any manufacturing problems that would lead to a leak/rupture would be detected by the user when flushing the catheter.Additionally, the product incident report mentioned that there was no indication that something is wrong with the picc.Therefore, no further corrective action will be initiated at this time.
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Event Description
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Infiltration into baby's svc.No pump alarm.No indication that something was wrong with the picc.The infiltration was found after contrast was injected into picc and infant's neck was noted to be swollen bilaterally.
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