| Catalog Number |
060210421 |
| Medical Device Problem Code |
Particulates (1451)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Code |
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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| Date of Event |
09/01/2024
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Type of Reportable Event
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Malfunction
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Event or Problem Description
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The complaint/event occurred on unspecified dates and involved a empty pca vial with injector.The reporter stated that the vials had particulate matter or other defects.The process requires inspection of starting materials during different stages of material transfer.The event occurred over the course of months.The customer alleged particulates in the vial, in the packaging, and other generalized defects.It is unknown how many vials were alleged to have contamination within the vial; however, a total of 2000 were reported as defective for any of the aforementioned failure modes.There was no patient involvement and no adverse event.
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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The device is available to be returned for evaluation; however, it has not yet been received.Section e initial reporter (full) phone no information: (b)(6).
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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The complaint for vials had a particulate matter or other defects leading to them being rejected from use in production in sterile empty vial and injector, lot 20119r1 with list 060210421/material number f000205205 was investigated.The investigation included reviewing retain samples, batch records, historical investigations and complaints data.This investigation was reopened as samples were received on 10/25/2024.The reported defect for vials that had a particulate matter or other defects leading to them being rejected from use in production was present in the supplied returned complaint samples.Multiple particles were present in the blister packs containing sterile empty vial and injectors.All observed particles were outside the solution pathway of the vials.Tsr-126950 found 0 out of 52 vials and injectors inspected for lot 20119r1 with particulate in solution pathways.The reported defect was not present in the reserve samples.Consequently, this complaint is confirmed.The root cause is most likely process related.The probable root cause was determined to be presence of particulate is inherent to the environment during the packaging process of the pca sterile empty vials into blister packs.The complaint of vials that had a particulate matter or other defects leading to them being rejected from use in production for lot 20119r1 is considered an isolated occurrence as definitions for trending were not met.A batch record review was performed for lot 20119r1.The information contained in the executed batch record and laboratory test data was reviewed by product complaints personnel for issues during manufacturing that could result in a complaint of this nature.No issues that could have contributed to the complaint defect were identified.D9 device returned to manufacturer on 10/10/2024.
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