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A batch review of the finished good lot and components confirmed there were no quality issues noted throughout the incoming inspection, manufacturing, sterilization, in-process, or final inspection process.The actual device or photos were not provided for review, if samples, photos or additional information become available at a later date, the samples, photos or information will be reviewed and results will added to the file.A sterile sample was returned for visual review/testing.No defects or abnormalities were observed on the package or the device.The devices met all current requirements for a #2 pdo device.As stated in the ifu for the devices, ¿adverse events including wound dehiscence and reactions are common risks/complications of any surgical procedure.There are many causes that can result in the wound opening, sutures failing or reaction, infection, abscess/leakage during or post-operative a procedure: the patient¿s health status, poor skin quality, thin skin; the risk is higher with a patient with a weak immune system, malnutrition, or chronic medical condition.The surgical procedure ¿ the risk increases with poor surgical techniques such as improper suturing, over-tightened sutures or inappropriate type of suture used for a particular procedure.Other factors - the risk is greater with smoking, obesity, premature post-surgery exercise and heavy lifting.Without receiving photos of the surgical site/broken device or receiving detailed information regarding the method utilized to anchor the device in the tissue, the patient¿s health status (age, weight) and quality of the tissue, details regarding post-operative activity, physical therapy or injuries or falls that may have occurred, number of days the device remained in the body, a definitive root cause for the reported event cannot be confirmed with certainty.
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