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Investigation: visual inspection: the following observations were made during the visual inspection: reservoir twisted to the rest of the shunt system, deposits on the reservoir, small hole in the catheter between reservoir and progav 2.0.Permeability test: the permeability test was performed at a hydrostatic pressure difference of the pressure setting of the complete system upon receipt plus 30 cmh2o in the horizontal direction of flow.The test showed that the complete progav 2.0 shunt system is permeable.The ventricular catheter was separated from the system for the test and was also permeable.Results: for the sake of thoroughness and transparency, we would like to point out that a permeability test was already carried out after the revision at the hospital.Based on our investigation results, we can determine no functional deviation in the control reservoir and ventricular catheter.The cause of the above functional impairment could be due to deposits in the shunt system (report of rm 4742_1 - cc400607180).Proteins in the cerebrospinal fluid can influence the function temporarily and are known side effects in hydrocephalus therapy.We can exclude a defect at the time of release.The control reservoir met all specifications of the final inspection when released from christoph miethke gmbh & co.Kg.From our point of view, no further regulatory actions are required.
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