Reporter contacted technical solutions regarding a patient's pump that read error code 100 and 123 following the patient therapy controller (ptc) showing error code 34.The reporter also stated that the patient had attempted to press the rx button on the ptc "dozens of times" prior to inquiry of the pump.Patient reportedly experienced withdrawal symptoms, "extreme pain" and "incontinence." technical solutions walked the reporter through a soft reset of the pump, by programming a 0mg demand bolus over 2 minutes, which cleared the errors.Technical solutions explained to the reporter that the errors may return within 24 hours post soft reset and to have the patient immediately call their nurse or doctor if they began feeling withdrawal symptoms again.Technical solutions advised the reporter to have the patient wait for the new ptc to be set up in case the pump errors were related to the ptc.Technical solutions later contacted the reporter to see if the error codes had returned.The reporter stated that the patient had been able to successfully deliver themselves a bolus after connecting to the new ptc.It was also confirmed that the pump errors had not returned.
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A review of the device history record, which includes verification of all steps in the manufacturing of the pump, verification of all final testing performed by/on the pump, verification of sterilization, and packaging for subject pump was performed.The review did not identify any non-conformances, issues or capas associated with pump function.Device remains implanted and was not returned for additional evaluation and investigation.As additional physical investigation was not performed on the device, a definitive root cause could not be determined for the alleged issue.If additional information becomes available, a supplemental mdr will be sent.Internal complaint number: (b)(4).
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