Model Number 3501 |
Device Problems
Signal Artifact/Noise (1036); Failure to Read Input Signal (1581); Low impedance (2285)
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Patient Problems
Twiddlers Syndrome (4563); No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 02/14/2023 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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It was reported that the smartpass feature had programmed itself off due to a long pause in the patient's intrinsic rhythm.There was some myopotential noise on the electrograms.The patient's intrinsic amplitude reading was very low.Also, the shock impedance was low but within normal limits.Technical services discussed options.An x-ray was done to check the system position.The x-ray confirmed the electrode was completely pulled back into the device pocket.The system was explanted and replaced with a transvenous system.There were no additional adverse patient effects.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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This electrode was thoroughly inspected and analyzed upon receipt at our quality assurance laboratory.Resistance testing found the electrode was not electrically continuous.An x-ray shows the sense a and high voltage cables have fractured filars in and around the area approximately 16mm from the terminal pin.The sense a cable and a high voltage cable are fractured in and around the area approximately 16mm from the terminal pin.The fracture characteristics appeared consistent with cyclic fatigue.The fractures resulted in the observed noise, sensing, and impedance codes.
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Event Description
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This supplemental report is being filed to provide additional information regarding product analysis.It was reported that the smartpass feature had programmed itself off due to a long pause in the patient's intrinsic rhythm.There was some myopotential noise on the electrograms.The patient's intrinsic amplitude reading was very low.Also, the shock impedance was low but within normal limits.Technical services discussed options.An x-ray was done to check the system position.The x-ray confirmed the electrode was completely pulled back into the device pocket.The system was explanted and replaced with a transvenous system.There were no additional adverse patient effects.
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Event Description
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This supplemental report is being filed to correct information in the "h" tab.The electrode is not part of the field action/advisory as it was manufactured after the commencement date of the removal.It was reported that the smartpass feature had programmed itself off due to a long pause in the patient's intrinsic rhythm.There was some myopotential noise on the electrograms.The patient's intrinsic amplitude reading was very low.Also, the shock impedance was low but within normal limits.Technical services discussed options.An x-ray was done to check the system position.The x-ray confirmed the electrode was completely pulled back into the device pocket.The system was explanted and replaced with a transvenous system.There were no additional adverse patient effects.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Correction: the electrode is not part of the field action/advisory capa-00005954 emblem 3501 electrode proximal fractures as it was manufactured after the commencement date of the removal.While the electrode did exhibit fracture, it was not the type of fracture addressed in the advisory capa-00005954 emblem 3501 electrode proximal fractures.This electrode was thoroughly inspected and analyzed upon receipt at our quality assurance laboratory.Resistance testing found the electrode was not electrically continuous.An x-ray shows the sense a and high voltage cables have fractured filars in and around the area approximately 16mm from the terminal pin.The fracture characteristics appeared consistent with cyclic fatigue.The fractures resulted in the observed noise, sensing, and impedance codes.
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