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The user facility reported that during a percutaneous coronary intervention (pci), the izanai wire was in the first diagonal, with the tip prolapsed.The physician then did a balloon angioplasty, the wire straightened out, and perforated the distal end of the first diagonal.It was observed that the patient coded.A pericardiocentesis was done, drained, an angiogram was performed, and a nester coil was placed.The patient was hypotensive 60/40.They waited; however, the patient was still bleeding, therefore they placed a second nester coil.The estimated blood loss was greater than 250cc's, 3,000cc's.The case was straightforward, non-stemi.The type of procedure was a pci and stent.Relevant tests and lab results including dates are as followed, four (4) catheterizations - one (1) on thursday (b)(6), two (2) overnight, one (1) in the evening on (b)(6).The reported event did result in patient injury and/or require medical or surgical intervention.There was a direct allegation that the reported device caused or contributed to patient injury and/or need for medical intervention.Additional information was received on 01nov2023: the patient was admitted to the hospital on friday (b)(6) and was discharged on thursday (b)(6).
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